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Re: [FW-1] SecureClient Question


I am running 4.1 SP3 not NG, does this make a difference?

I know about the IP Pools, but with SecRemote can I specify which user gets what IP out of the pool?  I need to allow the netbios service through to the remote computer, so that we can print to him.  I don't want to allow that for all SR users.

Sean


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Sean:

 

It sounds like what you need to look into is a feature called 'IP Pools.'� I believe that it is available both with SecureRemote and SecureClient.� It basically does a static NAT for the VPN user from a pool of IP's that are arped/routed to your firewall.� The NG documentation and secureknowledge site (and maybe Phoneboy, too), should have a better description.� Maybe some other members of the list have some more input on that, as well.� Best of luck.

 

--Dave Dyk

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Sean Donaghey/HDGH [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, December 16, 2002 11:55 AM
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Subject: [FW-1] SecureClient Question

 


If we were to use SecureClient instead of SecuRemote, as a VPN client, can we assign a permanent static internal IP address to the person coming in with the SC software?  We want a particular user coming into the firewall to be allocated a IP address that we can control, so that we can create a rule that will allow us to print to a printer attached to the SC user's computer.

I thought I remember a discussion awhile back from someone that said SecureClient can do this, but I am unsure.

Thanks,

Sean P. Donaghey
Sr. Technical Analyst
H�tel-Dieu Grace Hospital
Windsor, Ontario Canada

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