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Using the Microsoft VPN client it appears we can only have one client connected at a time.

To enable multiple remote VPN client connections, what other options are there besides purchasing the ASC to use X.509?

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0 Andreas Steffen over 19 years ago

If you configure the Microsoft built-in IPsec stack with distinct X.509 certificates then your gateway can support as many M$ clients as you like. Either use Marcus Müller's ipsec tool found at http://vpn.ebootis.de/ or the graphical interface of TauVPN found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/ivpn/ to configure Windows IPsec with X.509 certs.

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0 Andreas Steffen over 19 years ago

If you configure the Microsoft built-in IPsec stack with distinct X.509 certificates then your gateway can support as many M$ clients as you like. Either use Marcus Müller's ipsec tool found at http://vpn.ebootis.de/ or the graphical interface of TauVPN found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/ivpn/ to configure Windows IPsec with X.509 certs.

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0 firebear_01 over 19 years ago in reply to Andreas Steffen

Hi,
i have tried the tauvpn gui together with the ipseccmd.exe from the support-tools for XP-SP2 but there is no real communication between my wlan client wich i use for testing and my asl 6.200 box.

in packet-filter Live-log i see that the client trys to ping the asl altough i set the ping option to off in tauvpn.

in IPsec live-log i see : packet from x.x.x.x:500 ignoring Delete SA payload : not encrypted.

has anyone found an tutorial or manual for this or has anyone get it to run ??

thanks for any help
firebear
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