Cisco VPN client

I do not think what you want to do is possible. If you check the syslog output, you will see a "deny" message reported whenever you try the vpn to vpn connect.

I've been fighting with vpn clients the last 3 weeks . My errors : Not opening the UDP 4500 in the router Not configuring nat-t Not looking in vpn-client stadistics , routes if the vpn client got the right network . Not making ike split-tunneling

the thing that helped me most was the vpn-client log, and after trying all of this , try to reach diferent ip addresses from the network, or different ports. Good look , don't lose your nerve as i did , time makes everything solve

Sako a =E9crit :

Thanks, i will test as soon as possible :)

The short answer is NO, and the tactics you are thinking about have no chance of working.

The medium answer is "It can be done on some models under some circumstances that probably do not match any reasonable variation of your situation."

I've posted the long answer a number of times, most recently at

Walter Roberson a =E9crit :

Ok thank you for your answser !