Routing Help

[jphowes]

This may be a stupid question but I need some help with some cisco config.

I have a cisco router and a checkpoint firewall. They both are on the same subnet (199.172.200.0 for example). Router is 199.172.200.1 and firewall is 199.172.200.3.

On the router a tunnel has been set up to route traffic from external dsl users to it. The DSL users have no access to the internet - they get routed directly to the office and internet access is to be granted on our network. These users have private ip address as follows 192.168.200.160/28. This tunnel ends at the router.

I need to tunnel this traffic from the router to the firewall to take advantage of the firewall. Basically I want users to end up on the inside of the firewall so I can allow remote access to servers and ensure they are secure at home. I have VPN license from checkpoint. Authentication at firewall would also be good.

If you have any suggestions please let me know

 

[baddos]

You could enable a vpn from the cisco to the checkpoint if you have the 3des license on the cisco.

I don't quite understand where everything is flowing though. Maybe you could draw a diagram.

 

[ChrisAC]

Your remote users could VPN into the firewall so that they are subjected to the firewall rulebase.

Chris.
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