RE: [SonicWALL]- 2 Problems

[Jeff Vogt]

Title: regular Stationery

can you give the box with the vpn client on it a 1 to 1 Nat'd address and open the specific ports necessary?  I have the sonicwall where remote employees connect via the vpn client, works well.  when I tried to go through our firewall to connect to a cisco pix (with the cisco client)  it failed.  when I did direct 1 to 1 nat to my machines private ip and opened the required ports (just for my private ip) it worked. -----Original Message----- From: Lance Loudan @ Benedict [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 11:43 AM To: SonicWall User Forum (E-mail) Subject: [SonicWALL]- 2 Problems I have a weird case that I have to come up with an answer for.  We are using Sonicwalls at all of our locations for security.  We also have Nortel contivity boxes for the transfer of financial information via SAP.  The problem is two fold.  1. The Nortel box is not behind the firewall because I have not been able to get the encrypted traffic to pass through the sonicwall.  We set up rules on the contivity boxes to only accept traffic from set IP addresses.  This helps a little but it is not foolproof. 2.  The sonicwall VPN client is not allowing the accountants to connect to SAP away from the lab.  My problem is that the sonicwall is not routing the traffic to the Nortel box or the Nortel box is not understanding the NATed address on the LAN side. I am looking for any help as to what direction I should go.   Lance L