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IPSec Client to ASL4 or 5 behind a ASL4

Henrik_01
Hi,

I have the problem, that connecting to a ASL4 or 5 from behind another ASL 4 doesn't work. But with the same configuration from directly works without problems. NAT is on both machines active.

Anybody had the same problems?

Thanks,
Henrik


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    Henrik,
    ensure, that NAT-T is enabled on your IPSec Client and your ASL. Please also have a look, that port 4500 is allowed on the client side ASL.
    Post the logs from the ASL, which is your remote endpoint.

    Cheers  bagira
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    Henrik,
    ensure, that NAT-T is enabled on your IPSec Client and your ASL. Please also have a look, that port 4500 is allowed on the client side ASL.
    Post the logs from the ASL, which is your remote endpoint.

    Cheers  bagira
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