The remote VPN Clients and Internet access

I apologize in advance if this question has already been addressed. I am currently using a PIX Firewall Version 6.1 520 (2) running. I have several remote users that VPN for the PIX. Once the VPN tunnel is started, they are more able to connect to internet from their local computers. Is there a configuation on the PIX that allows remote users to have access to the internet when you are connected to the PIX.

TIA,

Jeff Gulick

The Pix does not allow traffic enter and exit on the same interface. Therefore, a VPN user cannot access the Internet through the tunnel. If you use the Cisco client, enable tunneling split so that all traffic through the tunnel.

If you use PPTP, you can turn off the option that makes the remote network, the default gateway. However, local routes should be added to these clients when they connect.

Or you can use an additional interface on the firewall. One that puts an end to VPN tunnels and another providing for Internet connectivity. In this way the traffic is not enter/leave on the same interface.

Of course, it is preferable if the customer Internet traffic does not go through the tunnel. It wastes your bandwidth and has security problems as well. I suggest you use the client to Cisco and the split tunneling.

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