[TriLUG] Fw: [UCLUG] Small consulting opportunity for someone familiar with Cisco PIX & VPNs

[Jason Tower]

man, if i only know someone who was able to provide them with some VOIP 
options...wait, i *do* know someone!  http://cerient.net/contact.html :)

Kevin J. wrote:
> Ok, cool. Thanks Jason. He's also looking in to VOIP solutions for the entire office (Raleigh and Gville) so if you have (or know anyone with) a lot of VOIP knowledge, I'm sure he'd be interested in what you have to say.
> 
> Kevin
>  
> "The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them." - Albert Einstein
> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Jason Tower <jtower at cerient.net>
> To: Triangle Linux Users Group discussion list <trilug at trilug.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 9:54:46 PM
> Subject: Re: [TriLUG] Fw: [UCLUG] Small consulting opportunity for someone familiar with Cisco PIX & VPNs
> 
> 
> i was able to help these guys out with their problem, and am talking to them 
> about replacing the pix's with linux/bsd and openvpn :)
> 
> thanks for the cross-post!
> 
> Kevin J. wrote:
>> This is a cross-post from the UCLUG list for some consulting work in the Raleigh area.
>>
>> Kevin
>>
>>
>> ----- Forwarded Message ----
>> From: Vaughan Schmidt <vaughan at schmidtusa.com>
>> To: uclug at uclug.org
>> Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 10:31:52 AM
>> Subject: [UCLUG] Small consulting opportunity for someone familiar with Cisco PIX & VPNs
>>
>>
>> Maybe someone on list is interest in side project or knows someone who 
>> is...
>>
>> If anyone in the group is skilled with configuring VPN setups, 
>> specificly using Cisco PIX hardware - I need to get some issues 
>> ironed out with our setup and am willing to pay (reasonable) 
>> consulting rates.
>>
>> Also, current set-up has some other limitations not related to current 
>> problems - where we would not be against a new implemention if it 
>> does not require spending an arm and a leg.
>>
>> This is business-critical, and can't be a 'learning event'.  (Why I 
>> can't / not willing to just 'play' with it).  i.e. - If you don't 
>> know your stuff, pls don't offer.
>>
>> Brief details:  Remote office in Raleigh uses Cisco PIX 501 to connect 
>> with home office Greenville (PIX 506E).  VPN set up years ago, and 
>> is 'working' today.  Problem is, we have lost some functionality over 
>> it.  I can not ping or telnet into devices I know are in Raleigh that 
>> I used to get into OK.  Raleigh can ping / telnet GVL devices.
>>
>> If interested, please contact me off-list.
>>
>> Oh, it may be a possibly corrupted 501 in Raleigh, 'cause password no 
>> longer works.  Just makes it that much more challenging, huh?
>>
>> Vaughan Schmidt
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>>
>> Maybe someone on list is interest in side project or knows someone who 
>> is...
>>
>> If anyone in the group is skilled with configuring VPN setups, 
>> specificly using Cisco PIX hardware - I need to get some issues 
>> ironed out with our setup and am willing to pay (reasonable) 
>> consulting rates.
>>
>> Also, current set-up has some other limitations not related to current 
>> problems - where we would not be against a new implemention if it 
>> does not require spending an arm and a leg.
>>
>> This is business-critical, and can't be a 'learning event'.  (Why I 
>> can't / not willing to just 'play' with it).  i.e. - If you don't 
>> know your stuff, pls don't offer.
>>
>> Brief details:  Remote office in Raleigh uses Cisco PIX 501 to connect 
>> with home office Greenville (PIX 506E).  VPN set up years ago, and 
>> is 'working' today.  Problem is, we have lost some functionality over 
>> it.  I can not ping or telnet into devices I know are in Raleigh that 
>> I used to get into OK.  Raleigh can ping / telnet GVL devices.
>>
>> If interested, please contact me off-list.
>>
>> Oh, it may be a possibly corrupted 501 in Raleigh, 'cause password no 
>> longer works.  Just makes it that much more challenging, huh?
>>
>> Vaughan Schmidt
>> _______________________________________________
>> UCLUG mailing list
>> UCLUG at uclug.org
>> http://www.uclug.org/mailman/listinfo/uclug
>>