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PIX to PIX Certificate VPN question

Subject: PIX to PIX Certificate VPN question
Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 10:12:43 -0400
Stupid question that I am having a heck of a time finding an answer for
when I search the web.

 

I have a remote access setup, where I have a PIX 515E inhouse, and
several 501s outhouse.  All of them have validated certs, but I am
having issues with my split-tunnel implementation.

 

After much digging, I seem to have found that the split tunnel isn't
propagating the ACLs because the vpngroup isn't being set properly on
the 501s.  They are connecting, and authenticating properly, and all
traffic is sent over, but since the split-tunnel has to be assigned by
name, its not carrying over.

 

The PIXs are connecting fine, and passing traffic, just not running the
split-tunnel.

 

Any thoughts on how I set the vpngroup on the 501s?  I attempted to set
an OU with the ca subject-name command, but doesn't seem to help.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Conlan Adams

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