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OK, let's give it a try:

Assumptions - you have a VPN version of the firewall.

1., select the firewall object - select the VPN tab. Set your internal
network as the encryption domain. Select "export topology" (or whatever
it is labeled)
Select IKE or isakmp as the encryption. Edit and select pre-shared
secrets.

2. create a rule from any to firewall for fw1-topo and IKE

3. create a user group called vpn-users and put a user in it. Make sure
you select the user, vpn tab, and edit the isakmop encryption to add a
password. Make sure you insttall after creating the group and editing
the user.

4. create another rule from vpn-users@any to the inside net for
whatever services you want. Make sure action is client-encrypt.

5. install the client on a PC and connect to the internet. Open the SR
client and create a site (enter the address of the firewall).
Try pinging something on the inside of the firewall and it should
prompt you to authenticate. Log on as the user you defined in the
firewall.

You might have to play around a bit, but that should get you in the
ball park.

good luck





In article <8q7sdb$ich$1@nnrp1.deja.com>,
  todd@avalys.com wrote:
> Ok I am an MCSE/CCNP i should be able to figure this out but the
> documentation that came with this product could be written in Jappense
> for all the sense it makes.  Is there a checklist anywhere on how to
> setup a simple VPN here is the setup I have ..
>
> HP Netserver (733mhz w/ 256megs of ram) with VPN-1/Firewall-1
installed
> and licenced it has 2 nics one internal and one attached to the
> external router.  All I want to do is be able to have remote clients
> install the secure remote client and connect to the network remotely
> I'm not picky about the encryption scheme whatever is easiest to
> configure and maintain.  I plan to take checkpoint classes in the
> future but for now I have to get this up and running can anyone point
> me in the right direction ?  Thank you !
>
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>


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