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| Subject: | PIX and VPN |
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| Date: | Thu, 23 Feb 2006 15:44:10 -0300 |
Hi, After establishing the VPN (Cisco VPN Client on my side) I try to access a remote server with the Window tool Remote Desktop Connection but it can not conect to it. If I try with a dial-up line it works fine. Could it be the Cisco Pix Firewall (version 6.3(1)) on my side that does not permit traffic (tcp 3389) after the VPN is connected?? Thanks for your help. Regards, Washington
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