Preventing a Client Inside the Encryption Domain from Encrypting The Problem Note - If the user is restricted to Office Mode or to the use of a private IP address, and attempts another type of connection, the connection will be dropped and a log will be sent to the SmartView Tracker. This setting (the default) does not address the problem described above. when using private IP addresses (where the meaning of "private" is specified in the NAT page of the Global Properties window).Set the vpn_restrict_client_phase2_id in the Objects_5_0.C file to the appropriate value, as follows:Ĭlients behind NAT devices can only connect using Office Mode. During the life of the connection, the Security Gateway routes all traffic intended for that non-private IP address to the client user, even traffic intended for the real owner of the IP address. Suppose a Remote Access Client user connects from behind a NAT device, using a non-private IP address that belongs to another organization. Resolving Internal Names with the SecuRemote DNS Server How to Work with non-Check Point Firewalls Preventing a Client Inside the Encryption Domain from EncryptingĪuthentication Timeout and Password Caching For other clients, see the most updated documentation for that client.
Note - The procedures in this section are relevant for SecureClient.
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