Dan,
Not sure what effect it would have to set up the filters as you indicated on the security of the system. Obviously, someone would still have to know your pre-shared key to hack into your system. Still using "any IP address" rubs me the wrong way...
As far as accessing the...
Dan,
Looking at your NetDiag output, your "inbound" (second) tunnel does not appear to properly configured to reflect your Win2K address.
YOURS
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Src Addr : 192.168.100.0 Src Mask : 255.255.255.0
Dest Addr : 0.0.0.0 Dest Mask : 0.0.0.0
Tunnel Addr ...
Dan,
Did some further poking around on my IPSec setup and discovered where my 900 sec rekey vs. your 3600 rekey value is set.
The more interesting issue is that the other values in the same setting DO NOT include an Authentication Header Integrity check. This may be how I am able to...
No, I'm not giving up. Eventually I will have to others in my company up and running on our VPN and I would much rather have my learning curve be with another technically competent user like yourself, than with some of our less technical users; also this way I'm not under the gun time-wise...
I had a chance to review your NetDiag output (above) and compare it to mine. Very cool utility! Thanks for pointing it out to me. (For everyone else it is a download from Microsoft as a 'Resource Kit')
Anyway, looking at the output it appears to me that you may have left the 'default'...
Sorry for the delay in posting..., busy weekend and I was at a customer's site all day.
You are correct, the linksys tech you got gave you bad advice. More precisely, what they told you will work, but you can do it with a non-VPN router on one end. I am doing it that way. During my start...
One more thing...
The Linksys tutorial shows the "Mirrored" option checked for the filter setup. (Same step in which you set "My IP Address") This may also be the default. During some stage of my stumbling around to get my setup working, I cleared this option so that the...
What you have described looks like it should work as far as the IP Filter Settings. Note however, one level "up" from the dialog box on which you configure the "My IP Address", on the dialog box titled 'Edit Rule Properties' is a tab labeled 'Tunnel Setting' (On Step 7 of...
My first tip is to run 'ipsecmon' on the win2K machine. This will tell you if you get a tunnel established. Just because you are unable to browse the network doesn't mean your problem is with the VPN.
Also, I don't think you need to open any ports on your VPN router since you want the...
Thanks for the suggesstion, I checked and both those options were already cleared for my Tunnel. Only checked item is 'anti-replay' which the linksys manual indicates is a security feature to ensure security at the IP packet level.
I have my key lifetime set up at 3600 sec., so it is only...
I have a VPN Connection established and working between my home laptop using Windows 2000 and IPSec through a NAT Router (Netgear RP114) and Cable Modem to the office LAN running Windows 2000 Small Business Server via a LinkSys BEFVP-41 VPN router. I can log onto to the remote server fine...
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