Bruce_Briggs

Title says it all. I can't find out this from the docs. In my case, I have a single external interface with Measure Loss, Jitter & Latency radio button selected on the Link Monitor tab, with… (View Post)

If you know the public IP addr of the alarm company, yes use it instead of Any-external. You can turn on "Send a log message" on this policy to see packets allowed by it in Traffic Monitor. (View Post)

Presumably you can disable the built-in IPSec policy, and then create custom IPSec policies - 1 for the BOVPN tunnels, and 1 for everything else, which would be the Mobile VPN with IPSec. See this se… (View Post)

Have you tried setting up using the real public IP addrs? If this works, then there are various Windows etc. based clients which can update a specific Dynamic DNS provider's info - so you would … (View Post)

I don't see a reason that port forwarding TCP port 443 (or the port set up for SSLVPN) from the AT&T device to the firewall external interface IP addr would prevent SSLVPN from working. (View Post)