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Re: [cobalt-users] Qube3 - Remote Access VPN
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] Qube3 - Remote Access VPN
- From: "H.P. Noordam" <mac@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed Jan 7 10:52:00 2004
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
Op 5-jan-04 om 22:01 heeft Malcolm McLeary het volgende geschreven:
Hi Guys,
Anyone had any success with Remote Access VPN AND the Basic Firewall?
I have a Qube3 set up as firewall for a small network via the Basic
Firewall
capability. Users on the inside are able to establish VPN connections
to
remote servers, but I'm not having any success establishing a VPN from
the
outside back in.
To get access to remote VPN servers I had to manually add a rule to
ipchains.conf to allow protocol 47 through but the only way to get a
connection the other way is to disable the Basic Firewall.
Port 1723 is open so I can establish a connection, but I can't get any
traffic to flow ... this happens with protocol 47.
Obviously ipchains is blocking the traffic, but I can't see why it is
only
happening one way.
Anyone know what else I need to add to ipchains.conf to get this to
work?
I have had this working with the Adaptive Firewall, but I'd prefer to
use
just the Basic Firewall.
Cheers, Malcolm
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The basic firewall can not be configured to pass a protocol afaik, just
ports, which is quite something different. Passing protocol 47 wit the
basc firewall would basicaly mean mapping all udp and tcp ports
inbound, which comes down to disabling the firewall. Apart from that,
the vpn software in the qube is a realy realy realy realy ancient
version, which has many problems with things such as broadcasts over
the vpn network. There has been some discussion about the vpn software
on the sun qube forum.
B.