Kristin,
How are your rules defined. Do you have separate rules for each site? What
services do you allow to each?
Thanks,
CT
Kristin Sutter wrote:
> I'm using checkpoint firewall 1 sp1. I'm running secure remote on a laptop
> dialed into a random ISP. The encrypting management console manages 2
> separate firewalls located at different sites (1 corp, 1 branch office).
> Both have client-encrypt rules set up for all internal networks that are
> first in the rule base and both have defined D-H keys. Both firewalls are
> utilizing FWZ and see the management console as the CA. When I try to
> access a website protected by the local firewall (mgmt console and firewall
> for corporate are located in 1 office with 2nd firewall in branch office), I
> obtain access fine. However, when trying to access a website at the remote
> office I get rejected.
>
> My secure remote client can access most services in the corp encryption
> domains, however, netbios resolution (nbname) is still being rejected.
>
> In both situations, the service is being rejected by the last rule in rule
> base (reject any-any).
>
> thanks for you help,
> Kristin
>
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