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sentinel nat-t works fine now, but:

no data is transferred. i acquired a virtual ip in sentinal, the connection shows to be up. i also tried to set the rules on both firewall to any-any-allow for testing purposes. won't work.

any hint?

thanks,

sebastian

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0 seb-zrh over 22 years ago

this meesage shows up, mmmh... any idea?

Warning: peer is NATed but source port is still udp/500. Ipsec-passthrough NAT device suspected -- NAT-T may not work.
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0 Andy_01 over 22 years ago in reply to seb-zrh

NAT-T doesn't work if the router inbetween does IPSEC passthrough, you can only use NAT-T without IPSEC passthrough turned on OR rely on IPSEC passthrough.
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0 seb-zrh over 22 years ago in reply to Andy_01

ah, i see. how do i "turn off" ipsec? just delete any corresponding entries in ipsec-window?

thanks,
sebastian
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0 seb-zrh over 22 years ago in reply to Andy_01

ah, i see. how do i "turn off" ipsec? just delete any corresponding entries in ipsec-window?

thanks,
sebastian
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0 Volker over 22 years ago in reply to seb-zrh

Just disable NAT_T in your Sentinel Client, and everything might work. I had a DSL Router on the Client Side with IPSEC-Pass Through. I disabled the NAT-T in the Sentinel Client and I got a working connection.

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