HISTORY:
A company we just bought out has a linux firewall that does IP Masquerading.
This allows them to VPN out from behind their firewall without setting up
NAT's for each connection. They were recently in-house and were complaining
about how they weren't able to VPN into their home office to check email.
That they should have OWA (outlook web access) setup is regardless.
QUESTION:
is it possible to set up a generic rule allowing VPN access from the Vlan to
VPN servers on he internet without setting up a NAT for each computer
requesting a connection?
EXAMPLE:
computer: testcomputer.blah.com
IP: 172.25.1.75 (Vlan)
This workstation needs to connect to a VPN server on the internet. Does it
need a NAT? is there a generic rule I can setup that will encompass a whole
vlan?
Origin Dest Service Action
internalVlan VPNServers pptp Accept
Thanks in advance
Bill
P.s. we are currently using version 4.0 of firewall-1 on a NT4.0 platform.
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