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Re: [nn] L2TP Dialup

To: "Kai Krebber" <Kai.Krebber@krick.net>
Subject: Re: [nn] L2TP Dialup
From: "Jeffy Koh" <jeffy.koh@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2007 21:39:12 +0800
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Guys,
 
I manage to get it work by using certificate but the Internet connection must be direct. It will fail if there is a router or NAT in front of the Windows Client. Useless technology...
 
regards,
Jeffy Koh

 
On 3/6/07, Kai Krebber <Kai.Krebber@krick.net> wrote:

Hi, John!

Found a pdf describing exactly, what I was looking for. Only it doesn't work. If I set up the windows-client as descript, I doesn't even try to start ike negotiations. Instead I directly get an error 768 (faulty encryption) as soon as I hit the 'connect' button.
I assume Windows doesn'r know, what certificates to use for the connection and I don't find the part of the configuration where I can link the appropriate certificates to the vpn connection.

To make matters worse, I can't even ping the Netscreen (WAN) anymore. It looks like windows is trying to negotiate ipsec already although I'm not trying to use the vpn.

I know that this is gliding a bit off topic since the problems seem to lie on the windows side and not the netscreen. I still hope, somebody got those two up and running with l2tp over ipsec with certs and can help me out here.
Cheers,
       Kai

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: John Cameron [mailto:John.Cameron@brennanit.com.au]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 6. März 2007 13:11
An: Kai Krebber; Badu Jack
Cc: nn@qorbit.net
Betreff: RE: [nn] L2TP Dialup

I have seen that error before when I was setting up a remote vpn via the NS remote client.

The problem was the policy was not higher up in the order.

I remember reading how to set something up like that with Windows and certs at http://www.netscreenforum.com/ - Do a search. Then again it may have been somewhere else.

John

-----Original Message-----
From: nn-bounces@qorbit.net [mailto:nn-bounces@qorbit.net] On Behalf Of Kai Krebber
Sent: Tuesday, 6 March 2007 10:35 PM
To: Badu Jack
Cc: nn@qorbit.net
Subject: Re: [nn] L2TP Dialup

Hi!

Seems impossible to me. According to Netscreen Article KB6865,
One has to use certificates with native WinXP, but I can't get it
Working. Also there are rumours of successful connections, I didn't
find any step by step guide for both sides (NS and XP) using
dynamic client IP and certs.
My Netscreen always complains:
Rejected an IKE packet ... because the peer sent a packet with a
message ID before Phase 1 authentication was done.
My certs work fine with the NS remote-client (i.e. the certs are not
the problem)

So I assume Juniper boycotts the native XP-Capabilities to sell their Client
(please prove me wrong, anybody).

Cheers,
       Kai


-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
The second question is, is it possible to use winxp for remote dialup to
connect with the
NS-5GT using IPSEC and L2TP dialup protocols.

Cheers

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