ras_routing, site to site IPSec VPN with 2K3 RRAS and 3rd party IPSec firewall

1. Site-to-Site IPSec VPN

I need to create a site to site VPN from one of my client 
sites to our site for network monitoring purposes.  My 
client is running Windows 2000 Server.  We have a Cisco 
PIX 501 firewall.  Is it possible to create a site-to-
site IPSEC VPN between the Windows 2000 Server and the 
Cisco PIX?

2. Site to Site VPN using IPSec between Win2k3 Server and BEFVP41

3. IPSec Site to Site VPN

Can somebody point me in the right direction for IPSec VPN.  I'm trying to 
set up a site to site ipsec vpn between Win2003 and Linksys VPN Router.  I 
know how to set it up on the router just not to sure about the Windows side 
of things.  I've never used ipsec outside of ISA04 before.  I only have 
TechNet copy of ISA and wanted to try ipsec from Windows.  Any links or 
documents would help greatly.
Thanks

4. W2k3 - Site to Site VPN using L2TP/IPSec and certificates

5. L2TP/IPSEC SITE TO SITE VPN Issues

Hello,
I currently have two vpn servers with Windows 2003 Server R2. One is a
VM Machine while the other is a physical server. Each server has one
nic configured with a local ip assigned. The main site has port
fowarding enabled directed at the vpn server and has local network id
of 192.168.1.0. The remote site has port fowarding enabled directed at
the remote vpn server and has local network id of 192.168.2.0. All
certicates are installed on each machine and the demand dial interface
is up and running. From the main site vpn server i can access the
remote network resources and vice versa. The problem i have is that
these two servers are the only ones that communicate with each other.
For example, on one of the main site computers i try to ping the other
network and i get no response nor can i access shares. Like i said
before, each server has one nic installed and have direct access to
their perspective networks. There are no permitter networks on each
side. The basic network setup is router with port fowarding of UDP 500
and UDP 4500 ports to the vpn routers. What i want is for every
computer on both networks to be able to acess each others resources. I
suspect it's because i have one nic installed on each vpn server and
routing. On both demand dials i set up static routes pointing to the
other network IDs. Can you guys please help?

Thanks

6. Site-To-Site IPSec VPN - Windows Small Business Server(SBS)

7. Site to Site IPSec VPN unstable (long post)

8. SBS2003, ISA and 3rd party IPSec VPN client - Windows Small Business Server(SBS)