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| Using PCAnywhere when client is using SecuRemote Client with NAT You can use PCAnywhere from behind the Firewall to a laptop, at home, behind a firewall. You can PCAnywhere to this machine from the corporate network. The way to do it is to add the keep_alive statement in the userc.C file. With intervals set below the rekeying interval. This keeps the tunnel up. Open userc.C from c:\program files\checkpoint\securemote\database Change from this: ( :options ( :default_key_scheme (isakmp) :active_resolver (true) :slan_enabled (false) :pwd_type (true) :use_cert (false) ) :gws ( To This: ( :options ( :default_key_scheme (isakmp) :active_resolver (true) :slan_enabled (false) :pwd_type (true) :use_cert (false) :keep_alive (true) :keep_alive_interval (300) ) :gws ( The statement keep_alive_interval (number of seconds) only works with IKE, FWZ encryption will ignore it. -- PhoneBoy - 12 Apr 2004 FAQForm FAQs.Class: NetworkAddressTranslationFAQs, SecureClientFAQs FAQs.OS: FAQs.Version: |
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