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StefanBauer
Member since:
2001-12-31 08:39:30 |  posted: 2001-12-31 08:41:39
VPN via DSL: strange
problem (long text)
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Hi.
I'm using a
DSL-connection to connect
to my office.
I'm
using a "SMC Barricade
7008" to connect via
T-DSL to a "Sonicwall
Pro"
(connected to a
G-703 link). since the
DSL-router doesnt do VPN
in hardware,
i use the
Sonicwall VPN-Client on
my laptop.
VPN
works basically (using
IKE), meaning i can ping
all remote
machines,
with 70ms
response time.
But
something seems to be
very wrong:
- I
can telnet a UNIX-box
(running solaris 7),
login is okay, i can do
a
"ls" (brings right
answer), but as soon as I
try a "ls -l" the
connection
hangs,
after a few minutes it
says "connection to host
lost". but only
"ls"
(without "-l"
works inifinte times). i
login as root.
- i
can telnet to port 80
(http) on the same
UNIX-box, even do a
"GET
/index.html"
(brings the standard
apache startup page,
which is right), but
i
can not view this page
using a browser and
pointing it the ip-adress
of
the
server.
- i can
ping the email-server,
can to a telnet to port
25 (does not
accept
message with
"relaying denied" since i
am not coming from the
right
ip-adress-range)
. i can to a telnet to
110 (login works, it
displays "93
messages
in inbox", but as soons
as i want to display a
message it hangs,
then
times out). same thing
seems to happen if it use
a real
email-client
and not
telnetting to
smtp/pop-ports.
I
do not have access rules
implemented in my
dsl-router (block
nothing), and
the log
of the vpn-client only
displays messages like
"key exchange
okay"
and nothing
else, so i'm
stuck.
does
anybody have an idea what
can be
wrong?
Thanks in
advance,
stefan
stefan_bauer_muenche
n@yahoo.de
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