Howdy,
My company has a handful of Ravlin 3300's at our branch offices. We are adding a couple more offices and I would like to get them Pix 501 firewalls to do the VPN work. Can I get a Cisco Pix 501 to make a VPN connection to a Ravlin 3300 (multiple ravlins actulay)?
I know a sonicwall unit can, but I have not been impressed with them.
Thanks for you help,
In article , bernie wrote: :My company has a handful of Ravlin 3300's at our branch offices. We are :adding a couple more offices and I would like to get them Pix 501 :firewalls to do the VPN work. Can I get a Cisco Pix 501 to make a VPN :connection to a Ravlin 3300 (multiple ravlins actulay)?
I'm not certain, but it looks likely. PIX's IPSec was originally a Ravlin add-in card, so I suspect they haven't deliberately dropped compatability. 3DES, ESP, SHA.
yeah, on paper it looks compatable. So I'll keep my hopes up. If I get it working I'll post my results.
Thanks for the reply,
Hi Bernie,
Cisco and Redcreek ( i.e. Ravlin ) had a "following-out" sometime ago.
Sincerely,
Brad Reese BradReese.Com Cisco Repair Service Experts
I got it working! I used 3des-md5 with a preshared key. You MUST use the command line, PDM messes it all up. Took me a couple tries to find that out...
I used the vpn-sonicwall-pixfw.pdf file I found on cisco's site as a starting point. They have some commented sample configs that were very helpful... just ignore the sonicwall part of it and replace all of the aes-256 and sha stuff with 3des and md5.
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