I recently installed and set up the Cisco VPN client for their PIX firewalls. I have to say I was very impressed, I was up and running in no time at all, no errors (except one in the startup script written for Red Hat, I run Debian- it was minor). Anyway, I have a small network at home, behind a firewall and would like to have all of these computers be able to access the VPN. Does anyone know if I can just use iptables with the Cisco client? Or does anyone have any experience doing this? I noticed that when I am connected to the VPN, my routing tables do not change, nor do any of my network device configs. In fact, I cant seem to figure out how the system knows to grab the packets for it. I have never used IPTables, but I did use IPchains a lot, and it seems to me you would need to have a device configured to be on the network(s) befor you can do routing to/from it. Anyone else have thoughts on this? Jay -- Jay Kline list at slushpupie.com http://www.slushpupie.com -- You are magnetic in your bearing.