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Raihani
Member since:
2003-12-25 03:35:16 |  posted: 2003-12-25 23:46:49
One way VPN !
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I wonder if anyone has
experienced the following
situation: We have a W2k
to W2k Server VPN
installation which
connects only in one
direction ! Server "A"
with Netgear DM602 ADSL
Modem is able to initiate
and establish a tunnel to
Server "B" using Alcatel
570i Wireless router, the
opposite is not possible.
Once the tunnel is
established, then all is
normal and transfers etc
can be carried out in
both directions. We
replaced the original
modem on server "A" with
the Netgear DM602 because
it specifically allowes
VPN passthrough. We have
no firewalls installed at
all. Pinging the fixed IP
allocated to us by our
ISP is also possible in
both directions. The
Server have almost
identical installation
running MS RRAS. Prior to
VPN the servers connected
sucessfully via ISDN
lines (and still can do
if we so wish). Would
really appreciate any
input from anyone out
there. I heard that the
modem must support
Protocol GR47 !!?? in
order for it to function
with VPN but I have no
idea how to verify this.
Simon Raihani |
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