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$100 to first person to provide details on connecting Safenet client VPN on NAT subnet

defilm

03-28-04 06:34 PM

Easy $100, paid anyway you want... Paypal, etc.  If you can simply
state how you were able to get your clients to connect using SafeNet
IPSEC client via IPSEC VPN to your DFL-300.

Very common scenario:

User works from home behind a simple NAT/SPI firewall device (one of
the hundreds that support IPSEC passthru, most do), and has IKE UDP
port 500 forwarding to the users PC running SAFENET IPSEC client.

user makes an IPSEC VPN connection to a RFC 1928 Private IP behind the
DFL-300.

That is it.  (Please note, all DLINK documentation "assumes the client
has a Internet addressable IP address" not a NAT address. This is the
case for their SAFENET IPSEC knowledgebase article, and their MS
WIN2K/XP IPSEC solution.

Mark J. DeFilippis
defilm@acm.org

I have a few of these DFL-300 door-stops and will gladly pay the $100
and take the egg on my face!

For validity... my contact number, but please use email...
1-212-632-1928

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Re: $100 to first person to provide details on connecting Safenet client VPN on NAT su

Jterry

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06-23-04 06:56 PM

Did you ever get this issue resolved?

I use a cisco 678 for DSL and connect through a DFL-300 to Microsoft VPN.  W
ould this solve your issue?

Joe Terry

quote:
Originally posted by defilm 
Easy $100, paid anyway you want... Paypal, etc.  If you can simply
state how you were able to get your clients to connect using SafeNet
IPSEC client via IPSEC VPN to your DFL-300.

Very common scenario:

User works from home behind a simple NAT/SPI firewall device (one of
the hundreds that support IPSEC passthru, most do), and has IKE UDP
port 500 forwarding to the users PC running SAFENET IPSEC client.

user makes an IPSEC VPN connection to a RFC 1928 Private IP behind the
DFL-300.

That is it.  (Please note, all DLINK documentation "assumes the client
has a Internet addressable IP address" not a NAT address. This is the
case for their SAFENET IPSEC knowledgebase article, and their MS
WIN2K/XP IPSEC solution.

Mark J. DeFilippis
defilm@acm.org

I have a few of these DFL-300 door-stops and will gladly pay the $100
and take the egg on my face!

For validity... my contact number, but please use email...
1-212-632-1928

[ Post a follow-up to this message ]