Should the nearest router be configured to route the internal ip-range behind the ISA-server ()?
#Checkpoint vpn client 80.62 series#
Maybe I should use another 10.-net series behind the ISA instead of the 192.168 or what? Adding the 192.168-net had some effect, but not enough to establish a reliable connection for telnet or database-access. There is also some ip-filtering on the vpn-gateway that only allows connections from the 10.20.4.0-net. It seems like the ip-tunnel is falling apart right after the authentication process. The point of this vpn-connection is to access a database that resides on the 10.10.11.34-server.Īfter applying the application filters for Securemote as discussed earlier in this topic, I'm able to authenticate the client, but the client cannot telnet to 10.10.11.34 or access the database. Osl-rungok5 is trying to establish a Securemote VPN-connection with FIREWALL 1 at 10.10.20.2. It is recommended that you restart ISA services after importing."
MsgBox "SecuRemote Setup finished succesfully.
#Checkpoint vpn client 80.62 software#
NewDefinition.Description = "CheckPoint: used for SecureClient's Software Distribution Server download protocol" NewDefinition.Description = "CheckPoint: used for SCV keep-alive packets" NewDefinition.Description = "CheckPoint: used for SecureClient's logon to Policy Server protocol"
NewDefinition.Description = "CheckPoint: Topology port" Set NewDefinition = Protocols.AddTCP ("004 SecuRemote Topo",1,264) NewDefinition.Description = "CheckPoint UDP Encapsulation port" Set NewDefinition = Protocols.AddUDP ("003 CheckPoint UDP Encapsulation",3,2746) NewDefinition.Description = "CheckPoint Key Control port." Set NewDefinition = Protocols.AddUDP ("002 SecuRemote Auth",3,500) Set Protocols = Elements.Protocoldefinitions Set Publishing = ISA.Arrays("REPLACE WITH ISA SERVER MACHINE NAME").Publishing Set APolicy = ISA.Arrays("REPLACE WITH ISA SERVER MACHINE NAME").ArrayPolicy Set Elements = ISA.Arrays("REPLACE WITH ISA SERVER MACHINE NAME").PolicyElements MsgBox "An error has occured:" & vbCrLf & Err.Description & Err.Number If (Err.Number 0) And (Err.Number ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS) Then Buy a case of EKU24 and send it to "spouseele" Or, you can just cut and paste the script below, save it to a file named "SecuRemote.vbs" execute it on the ISA machine.ģ. Set up the ports as was discussed in the thread earlier. For example, if your corporate network is 10.x.x.x, your remote machine had better be something other than 10.x.x.x.Ģ. The IP of the clinet machine CANNOT be in the same subnet as the internal interface of the CheckPoint VPN Server. How do you configure IKE? Should there be a packet filter? Bidirectional? Please help!ġ. FW1_sds_logon (TCP port 18232) ù used for SecureClient's Software Distribution Server download protocol FW1_pslogon_NG (TCP port 18231) ù used for SecureClient's logon to Policy Server protocol FW1_scv_keep_alive (UDP port 18233) ù used for SCV keep-alive packets UDP 2746 or another port (if using UDP encapsulation) you should configure the other firewalls to allow FW-1 services to pass from the SecuRemote Client to the SecuRemote Server. Like everything else, it is maddeningly incomplete. This is the KB article that CheckPoint publishes. How do I configure ISA to allow CheckPoint's SecuRemote Client out through ISA?
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