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    VPN through a firewall

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    by sytsopor ·

    Ladies ?n gentlemen:
    I?m trying to get into a Win2000 server from a PC with Windows2000 trough an Internet VPN conection; I am going to a LINUX Caldera 3.1 firewall with iptables, which has two NIC?s one to the Internet and the other to the WIN2000server. I got to the point where it gives the message:”checking and validating userID and password” and then it hangs.
    I?ll appreciate very much any help.
    Regards: J Y Solano

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    • #3356573

      VPN through a firewall

      by servermonkey ·

      In reply to VPN through a firewall

      Depends on what protocol you are using, such as ipsec, to connect. If you are using ipsec, you need to allow IP protocol 50 and 51, and udp 500 in both directions.

    • #3358876

      VPN through a firewall

      by sytsopor ·

      In reply to VPN through a firewall

      Hello “Servermonkey”!!!
      Thanks a lot for your answer; the protocol being used is PPTP point to point tunnelled protocol. I?ll appreciate your valuable comments.
      Regards: J Solano

    • #3354335

      VPN through a firewall

      by schannachie ·

      In reply to VPN through a firewall

      Hi,

      There is an rpm package that can be suitable
      for Caldera, is originaly for RH Linux. And is
      is a PPTP damemon (pptp.rpm). Once you configure
      this remembrer to preroute and post-route (use
      the static NAT facilities ) so the packagescan
      arrive from the external NIC (the internet) to
      the LAN (Your Win 2K server). You can also check
      this out useing the logging flag of iptables.

      Hope it helps !

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