I'm a little confused by your IP, Tucker. Why would the Android have a private IP, 192.168.1.151? IPsec comments "no NAT detected" in the above - is there something unusual about your setup?
Do you have 'Dead peer detection' checked on the 'Advanced' tab of IPsec? I don't think that's your issue though.
CHAP - that would mean that you're using RADIUS. Have you tried establishing a connection with a locally-authenticated user?
dspero, What does the 'Remote Access Status' show when you try to connect?
I'm a little confused by your IP, Tucker. Why would the Android have a private IP, 192.168.1.151? IPsec comments "no NAT detected" in the above - is there something unusual about your setup?
Do you have 'Dead peer detection' checked on the 'Advanced' tab of IPsec? I don't think that's your issue though.
CHAP - that would mean that you're using RADIUS. Have you tried establishing a connection with a locally-authenticated user?
dspero, What does the 'Remote Access Status' show when you try to connect?
I was attempting to connect locally over WLAN, so I was trying to rule out any 3G Network related problems with connecting. I had already tested with a laptop on the LAN and I was able to connect fine.
