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Routing between IPSec and Internal (Network)?

InlineFive over 18 years ago

Hi all,

I have L2TP clients on IPSec which I would like to be able to access the workgroup on Internal (Network). Is this possible?

Aodhan

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0 Gert Hansen over 18 years ago

It should, where does it not work?
Can you ping from the L2TP client into the INternal Network?

regards
GErt
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0 InlineFive over 18 years ago in reply to Gert Hansen

Okay, I thought that would be an issue Gert but it looks like it isn't.

And lastly, how do I change the Policy that L2TP uses? I can't specify it but by default it seems to use 3DES. I would like it to use AES.
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0 MartinBurkard over 18 years ago in reply to InlineFive

The policy which is used for L2TP by default is the MS_DEFAULT and this policy fits for the policy taken from windows-systems as well, so if you wanted to change that on the Astaro-Side you can edit that settings in IPSEC VPN>Policies.
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0 MartinBurkard over 18 years ago in reply to InlineFive

The policy which is used for L2TP by default is the MS_DEFAULT and this policy fits for the policy taken from windows-systems as well, so if you wanted to change that on the Astaro-Side you can edit that settings in IPSEC VPN>Policies.
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