XPost: comp.dcom.sys.cisco   
   From: rgoubet@yahoo.fr   
      
   Hello,   
      
   I'd like to configure the Windows XP built-in firewall to allow a VPN   
   connection using the Cisco client to pass through, but I don't manage.   
      
   When I'm in the connection properties of my Internet connection, I go   
   to the "Advanced" tab, check the box and click on "Parameters". I   
   create a new service for my VPN connection, and add the IP address of   
   the VPN server. Now, it gets more complicated for me:   
      
   My Cisco client is configured to allow transparent tunelling, with   
   IPSec over TCP on port 10000 (whatever that means). When I check the   
   firewall log, I see lines like this:   
      
   2003-10-08 09:17:31 OPEN UDP y.y.y.y x.x.x.x 3012 62514 - - - - - - -   
   -   
      
   (I replaced the IP addresses).   
      
   Now, I don't know if I shoud choose TCP or UDP in the service   
   parameters, which is the internal port and which is the external port.   
      
   I think I tried every combination, but it never worked.   
      
   Could someone help me?   
      
   Thanks in advance.   
      
   Raphael   
      
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