Upon reading Release Notes for Cisco VPN 3000 Series Concentrator, Release 4.7; Cisco SSL VPN Client, Release 1.0, I bumped into this sentence:
"When using WebVPN with NAT-T, do not set the NAT-T port to 443. We recommend using port 80 for NAT-T, as firewalls should allow this."
WebVPN with NAT-T?!?! WebVPN is SSL based. It doesn't touch layer 3. Why would I need a NAT transparency feature? Plus, NAT-T uses a fixed port (UDP 4500), you can't change it under Cisco IOS or PIX Finesse or VPN Concentrator OS...
I just can't figure out what Cisco means by that sentence!! Can someone shed some light on this?
Deeply appreciated!