IPSec by 837 to a pix501 am

Scenario: The user has a router 837 for ADSL access with an assigned IP address. The router has been implemented with outgoing dynamic nat overloaded by a static and 25 (ACL) port forwarding for incoming smtp mail.

We want to put a pix501 within the 837 to provide a sort of demilitarized zone and to provide remote access vpn service. We have implemented the 837 with dynamic NAT overloaded with three static (and ACLs associated) to the smtp port (25), NAT - T (500) and (IKE) 4500. The PIX is set up with the dynamic nat for its external interface also overloaded by a static for port 25.

This config works great for all outbound traffic and inbound smtp traffic. But we cannot establish a vpn over the Internet, the VPN client connection don't 'touch' the security gateway - which implies failure ISAKMP. If connect us a VPN client directly to the outside of the PIX and use his external IP for the IPSEC peer address we can establish a VPN connection very well, proving the VPN PIX (?) configuration The pix is configured for NAT - T support due to the 837. Also, the VPN client is configured to use NAT - T. ISAKMP is disabled on the 837.

Is there a reason why it would not work? If AH is still used?

I see the port udp 50 is typo, ike needs udp 500

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