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SSH Sentinel behind a router

Hi,

I've got the following question. On my ASL 4.017 i've configured VPN as on the document 'X.509 Howto Host-To-Net' described. Also the SSH Sentinel is configured like described. When the Notebook is connected directly to the Internet (Dialup) the connection works, but what happens if I'm behind a router? How can the UDP Message pass to the ssh sentinel?

For testing purposes i've tried it at home behind another ASL and in my ASL @home i've got entries in packet filter log for the UDP message which were ment for the Sentinel.

Thanks in advance for your repsonses.
Henrik

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0 oliver.desch over 21 years ago

Please use NAT-Traversal and Virtual IP to connect in order to run IPSec through masquerading devices.. Therefore your router has to pass/allow udp/500 and udp/4500 traffic. An according howto can be found @ docs.astaro.org/guidebooks

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0 Henrik_01 over 21 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

Thanks for your answer,

Does this mean, that the router have to forward from external to internel or just from internal to external?

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0 Henrik_01 over 21 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

Thanks for your answer,

Does this mean, that the router have to forward from external to internel or just from internal to external?

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