From: icc85@hotmail.com
Last time I checked ICS didn't support IPsec passthrough. Grab a router
netgear/linksys
what ever flavor just make sure it supports IPsec.
icc
"Bruce" wrote in message
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> I think I just found the problem, if someone could confirm for me.
> When I'm connected to the VPN from the Windows XP router, on the
> status window it says "IPSec NAT Traversal disabled." I'm assuming
> this is a server setting, and I'm outta luck.
>
> Bruce
>
>
> On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 15:50:12 -0600, Bruce wrote:
>
> >I'm trying to connect to a VPN using the Contivity client. Our home
> >network consists of Windows 2000 machines connected to the Internet
> >via a Windows XP Home Edition SP1 machine using the built-in ICS and
> >ICF (Internet Connection Firewall.) We are on Direcway, so it is
> >required that our "router" be a Win32 machine so that Direcway's
> >application can run and connect to the satellite service.
> >
> >I can connect if I install the client on the Windowx XP router both
> >with and without the ICF enabled. Unfortunately, this machine is
> >terribly slow, and when connected to the VPN the rest of the LAN is
> >disconnected from the Internet.
> >
> >If I install on one of the LAN machines, the client attempts to
> >connect, but gets to a popup box that says, "Attempting to download
> >banner text from server..." After showing this for about 30 seconds,
> >a message box pops back that says, "The secure connection to server...
> >has been lost..." This happens with or without ICF enabled.
> >
> >One thing I noticed in the ICF log file is that a lot of packets are
> >being dropped where the source is the local LAN IP address, the
> >destination is the VPN server to which I'm connecting, and the
> >Protocol is "50," which I understand to be the ESP protocol.
> >
> >Does anyone know how to get around this problem with the environment
> >I'm in?
> >
> >
>
>
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