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Hints/scripts on using an XP L2TP/IPSEC client through a RHEL3 Iptables srv?

Hints/scripts on using an XP L2TP/IPSEC client through a RHEL3 Iptables srv?

2006-05-08       - By coyote@(protected)

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Hello everyone,

I'm pretty much stuck here.

I have a RHEL3 firewall with iptables. One Windows XP VPN client behind
that firewall will use the 'Business Anywhere Kit' with L2TP/IPSEC to
connect to a Windows (I suspect) VPN server on the Internet. Is such a
thing doable? Are there any good iptables scriplets for that? Most of the
info I was able to google used some from of ipsec on the Linux server and
it was assumed you had Administrator priviledges on the remote VPN
servers, which I don't. Also the remote VPN servers are most likely not
Linux/Swan/etc...

The only server that I can admin here is the RHEL3 box. The Windows XP
client is 'secured/tamper protected' and another company runs the VPN
servers on the Internet..

Any ideas?

Thanks for reading,

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