VPN between WIN2K server and PIX515 INSIDE interface??

Hi

I've been trying to setup a secure tunnel (VPN) between a Win2K server
and our PIX 515 firewall. I did find lots of helpful documentation
here ...

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk583/tk372/technologies_configuration_example09186a00800b12b5.shtml

and

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q252/7/35.ASP

but, its not exactly what i want to do. I want to setup a VPN between
our internal Win2K server and the INSIDE interface of our PIX firewall
(not crossing the internet at all - all inside). There is a router
and a radio link in between) The VPN should terminate in the PIX and
give the subnet clients who connects to the Win2K server as a gateway
access to the internet via the PIX. All i want is a secure channel
from that subnet to the inside of the PIX and then give them certain
rights on the PIX to access the net, email, etc, etc. All the
examples i found is VPN setup between the Win2K server on networkA
crossing a perimer router on the net and connecting to the OUTSIDE
interface of the PIX to connect to networkB.

Can this be done? Your input will be greatly appreciated.

 

:but, its not exactly what i want to do. I want to setup a VPN between
ur internal Win2K server and the INSIDE interface of our PIX firewall
not crossing the internet at all - all inside). There is a router
:and a radio link in between) The VPN should terminate in the PIX and
:give the subnet clients who connects to the Win2K server as a gateway
:access to the internet via the PIX.

Not a problem -- just apply the crypto map to the inside interface
instead of the outside interface, and on the W2K side, have the
peer be the inside IP address.

I have tested with the VPN client between a computer and the
inside interface of a 501 at the same time I had a site-to-site
tunnel running on the outside interface of the 501. Worked fine.