Passing traffic

From: "Friese, Casey" <cfriese@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "[ISAserver.org Discussion List]" <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 3 Nov 2002 14:00:22 -0500

I'm trying this question again, see if I can get an answer this time.

I'm trying desperately to get the ISA to allow traffic to pass through
it that is destined for another network.

I have a linksys vpn router hanging off of the ISA's dmz.
VPN router's LAN(DMZ) address is 10.112.1.3
VPN router's WAN address is 140.168.42.60

The remote network also has a linksys vpn router.
VPN router's WAN address is 68.80.66.170
VPN router's LAN address is 10.116.1.1

After establishing the tunnels successfully:

I can successfully communicate with hosts on the ISA's dmz from the
remote network and I can successfully communicate with the remote
network from the hosts on the ISA's dmz.  

I can communicate successfully(throughr the ISA)from the hosts on the
ISA's dmz with clients on the local network behind the isa (10.128.0.0).

I cann't communicate with the clients on the local network behind the
ISA from the remote network.

I can't communicate with the clients on the remote network from clients
on the local network behind the ISA.



How do I set the ISA to allow the traffic destined for the local network
(10.128.0.0) from the remote network (10.116.1.0) pass through it and
vice versa?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Passing traffic

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