Conentrator PIX using NAT on the PIX?

Hello

I'm looking for the docs on how to set up an ipsec tunnel hub pix, all the IP behind the pix (inside) should be NAT'ed to a single IP address and have access to the network behind the hub.

Any help will be appreciated.

TYIA

Yes, makes no difference. The policy-NAT'ing for IPsec traffic has priority over the standard PAT for Internet traffic, so traffic above the tunnel will be policy-NAT would rather than 'normal' NAT would be on his way through. ACL encryption will match while the packet is sent, and it will be encrypted and sent via the tunnel.

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