Jeffrey A. Monroe schrieb:
> I have been testing the 1.21 version of m0n0wall. I like it, but I have two problems which keep me
from using it in a production environment.
> 
> First, my m0n0wall is setup with the WAN and OPT1 bridged and I have set the advanced setting to
enable the bridge.
> 

> 
> 2) We use the Cisco VPN client 4.6.x to reach inside some of our clients networks. It seems that
some of the UDP port activity is blocked. I see the login screen and then it hangs. I have sene some
discussion about the Cisco VPN client 4.7.x fixing the problem. Most of my clients have not renewed
their Cisco support contracts so they are not getting updated client software. Is there any way to
modify the ruleset to make this work?
>
Hi,
I have no problems with the cisco VPN-Client 4.0.x and 4.7.x with 
allowed UDP port 500 to UDP port 500 and allowed ESP connecting to PIXes 
with 6.35 and 7.04. On the other hand, if you have problems with the 
VPN-Client 4.6.x it is a bug (or feature (-;)) from cisco and the 
problem should be solved with upgrading the Client

bye
Christoph

> Thanks,
> 
> Jeffrey Monroe
> 
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