Re: Cisco VPN Client through SBS2k3 - cann't connect
- From: "Simon" <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 11:42:56 +0200
Hi Daniel
Some time ago I had to configure a Zyxel vpn client through ISA 2k4
(outbound). To do so, I created a rule for UDP port 500 (IKE), UDP port 4500
(NAT-T) and port 50 (ESP). Please make be aware not to define a protocol
with port 50 (IP traffic). But after the definition of the rule I could
still not connect through ISA. I deleted the rule several times,
deactivated/activated it, restarted the ISA Firewall and last but not least
restarted the server...
Finally I changed the rank of the rule and all of a sudden the connection
worked! Probably this will help you as well ... (btw. there is no blocking
rule before the IPSEC-protocol-rule). Form time to time I have the same
behavior coming back after a reboot of the server. "Shacking the rules" than
helps me ...
I have no clue way this happens.
Good luck,
Simon
"Daniel" <Daniel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:423FACDC-B901-43A3-82A2-10CF69753F2A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello,
>
> I'm having difficulties connecting a Cisco VPN Client 4.0.5 D using an
> XPsp2
> station in an SBS2k3 SP1 premium network with ISA2004. A profile was
> imported
> for the VPN and it's using IPSEC, UDP port=500, protocol number=50.
> The error message I'm getting is: "Secure VPN connection terminated
> locally
> by the client. Reason 412. The remote Peer is no longer responding."
> XPsp2 firewall allows UDP port 500, and ISA 2004 firewall rule was created
> for this port.
> Your input is much appreciated.
> Daniel
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