PIX firewall vpn Sonicwall

Hello.

My question is this.

It is possible to establish a VPN between a PIX Firewall and Sonicwall firewall?.

To be like that, where I can find documentation on the matter?

Thanks in advance.

Dear.

Both Sonicwall conforms to standards, which they do, then Yes, you can create a VPN between them.

I don't think we have PIX, Sonicwall example config specifically, but the config on the PIX is still pretty standard, no matter what you connect to.

SonicWALL has an example here: ftp://ftp.sonicwall.com/pub/info/vpn/CiscoPIX.pdf

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