Thanks for your help on this. Finally worked it out.
I added a new subnet for the VPN connections and created a new network rule allowing VPN subnet in. I also needed an allow rule set up to allow VPN subnet in.
Cheers.
Thanks very much for the advice. It certainly seems to be a routing isue. I have put a route on the ISA server pointing to the private IP address range of the VPN Client but this doesn't help. When I try to ping the connected VPN client from ISA I get 'Destination Host Unreachable'. In ISA...
I have noticed in the monitoring of the ISA this error message 'FWX_E_FWE_Spoofing_packet_dropped'. Does this indicate that there is no route to the VPN Client network on the ISA server? Or is it a problem with the PIX or VPN client?
Thanks very much for your reply Andy.
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I have a PIX sending UDP 514 traffic through the external interface of an ISA 2004 SP1 (fully patched, 2 NICs) box to an internal Syslog Deamon.
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