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Posted by Gerald Vogt on February 22, 2008, 6:00 pm
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> Thank you for pointing me to the Cisco guides.
Did you read them?
> Lets put it the other way and simplify the task.
>
> I have Cisco PIX 501 with the firmware version 6.3.
> There is NOTHING CONFIGURED on it. Clean system.
> Only NAT and the route outside are there.
That already isn't nothing.
> Here is the task:
>
> Windows machine inside (IP = 192.168.0.1)
> Windows machine outside (Public IP)
There are many flavors of Windows out there.
> The inside machine has only one shared folder which is wide open.
>
> Please tell me what needs to be done to get
> that shared folder on the internal machine
> to become visible and accessible from the Internet
> machine. Standard Windows way (like map network drive)
> is preferable.
As I have written before the proper way to do that is to setup a VPN.
You did not answer which kind of VPN you want to set up or which VPN
clients have or want to use. The configuration guide for your software
version contains instructions how to set up various VPNs with various
Windows versions.
They also contain information/links how VPNs work which you don't seem
to know. You will have to read and understand that because otherwise
you may end up publishing the shared folders to the public.
Assuming you have Vista or XP on the remote computer you should
already have the L2TP/IPSec client. Instructions how to setup the PIX
and the Windows computer are in the configuration guide. If you have
the Cisco VPN client you can also use that. Instructions again, in
detail, are in the configuration guide. Other VPN clients can be used
as well. But without knowing which clients you have or want to use it
is impossible to say.
But so far, everything you need is in detail with explanations and
even some screenshots in the configuration guide. Just click through
the table of contents or look for L2TP, IPSec, or VPN in the index.
Gerald
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