[NCLUG] Re: Are you running a local nameserver?
Matt Rosing
rosing at peakfive.com
Wed Nov 7 09:09:59 MST 2007
> Matt Rosing wrote:
> > I need help getting my wife's VPN connection to work. She connects
> > to HP's vpn from our house
>
> Is this the Nortel Extranet Client? Or something else?
It's now MSRA, or maybe HP's MSRA. Is there a way to configure this? I
wanted to try forcing it to use UDP and I can't find a way to choose
that.
> I would try turning the KeepAlives option off. That is about the only
> thing that I can suggest.
That doesn't have anything to do with MSRA, does it?
I did read about optimizing the MTU size. I can try that but that
really seems like flaky code if that's the problem.
> As far as firewalls are concerned it has been known to work very well
> behind most commercial blue-box types of firewall/cable-modems and
> also work quite well behind Linux kernel based firewalls without any
> special configuration. That is assuming that the firewall is in a
> typical default-type of configuration. I would be concerned if NAT
> timeouts for UDP traffic were being heavily customized or things like
> that since the key exchange has historically be a very problematic
> part of IPSEC. It is still a problem and prevents multiple remote
> clients to the same server through the same NAT for example. But if
> you have not customized things there then you are probably okay there.
I have a linux firewall using Firehol and I haven't messed with
anything. As it used to work I suspect the firewall isn't an issue.
>
> Bob
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