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ISA 2000 Server - IPSec Passthrough / NAT-T not working

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aleonhardt

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May 12, 2003
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Hi all,

I've a problem with an ISA 2000 Server w/ SP1 installed. I enabled all necessary ports to forward IPSec traffic :

UDP 500 ( IKE )
IP 50 ( ESP )
IP 51 ( AH )
UDP 4500 ( IPSec over UDP )
UDP 10000 ( for CISCO VPN Client )

The network is as follows ...

INET---[NON-NAT-ROUTER]----[NATting-W2k-ISA]----[Internal-NET]

Now, I've to enable a CISCO VPN Client (v4.05 I think) to establish the VPN Connection. The PC in question has (afaik) XP SP2 installed.

It is verified that VPN Clients in "normal" NAT environments are working.

You can also respond to alex.tuxx@gmail.com ..

Thanks,
Alex
 
Hi there...

Well, I actually did that already ... I added the Protocols and added them to the Protocol Rules - List (allow), even though there was already a rule with allowing everything ..

I also tried then to "allow" the ports separately but that didn't work either so I removed them again.

I also removed the Protocol-Rule for IPSec/Nat-T and just left the "Allow all" but didn't work.

Alex
 
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