Several VPN Client 1 LAN

Hello

We have 2 users who need to connect to our PIX 515 6.1 (4) using the client software of Cisco VPN Client 4.0.5 (Rel) on the Remote LAN Site.

they all have access to the Internet Via Watchguard Firebox and router Cisco 1712.

, but only one can access our VPN through the Cisco VPN client at the same time. When the 2nd user try to connect, the other connection of users disconnects.

Does anyone have a question?

You have this command in your pix

ISAKMP nat-traversal

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