- Jul 10, 2001
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We have a call out to Cisco as well for help on this but thought I would give you guys a shot.
 
The situation is that we have a central location with a PIX firewall (lets call him A). we have two satellite locations with pix firewalls that maintain ipsec tunnels to (A) - lets call them B and C. now the issue is that traffic from B wont flow to C and vice-versa. B and C can hit A and beyond into the network but cant ping or trace. I?m guessing the pix is locking down the tunnels to prevent any "cross-contamination" - keeping clients from each other.
Any ideas?
			
			The situation is that we have a central location with a PIX firewall (lets call him A). we have two satellite locations with pix firewalls that maintain ipsec tunnels to (A) - lets call them B and C. now the issue is that traffic from B wont flow to C and vice-versa. B and C can hit A and beyond into the network but cant ping or trace. I?m guessing the pix is locking down the tunnels to prevent any "cross-contamination" - keeping clients from each other.
Any ideas?
 
				
		 
			 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
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