2 VPN remote sites can communicate by tunnel via a mutual 3' rd PIX?

Hello

I have a client who has a PIX 515E in the P.C. of the company and s 2 PIX 501 at remote sites. As of today the distance 2 PIX have a VPN connection from site to site with the HQ PIX.

My question is... is - it possible to have the HQ PIX act as a virtual private network 'hub' for remote to communicate across sites? I mean, it is, is it possible to configure the PIX so that traffic to the site remote B can go into the tunnel at HQ, and then through the tunnel to the remote B site?

If this is possible, how? The HQ PIX would have enough information to route packets in the proper way? What should I do?

Thank you in advance to those who will answer. :-)

If the question is not too clear, please post here and tell me...

Steffen

Steffen,

Unfortunately, the answer to that is no the PIX not "redirect" return packages the same interface, where they were received. This is normal and is part of the security on the PIX algorithm. The VPN 3000 and IOS will do this, but not the PIX.

However, as a workaround, can not only create another tunnel on the 2 rays to another? In other words, Setup a 'triangle' of sorts. That's usually what we suggest in situations like this.

I hope this helps.

Scott

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