PIX 515 Remote Access Config Question



Currently we have a PIX 515 connected to a T1. Everythins is working fine.
We have decided to implement a remote access solution for our five notebook
users. We can successfully connect to the PIX and ping any devices on the
PIX LAN network, but we lose the ability to ping websites from the remote
PCs. After reading a bit, I discovered we needed to use Split Tunneling so
that the remote users can hit both LAN IPs and WAN IPs. However. We cannot
get this to work. We have enabled the Split Tunneling feature in PDM, and
set it to allow any/any. Still we get nothing.

Any suggestions? We are running PIX 515 OS 6.3(4) and Cisco VPN client 4.7.

Thanks!
-Douglas


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