Re: IPSEC VPN Pass-Through/Nat-T Help Needed

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Hi,
IPSec does not work after NAT.
You must use NAT-T. see of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAT_traversal

2008/9/22 Kristopher L. Bachtal <kbachtal@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Hello,
>
> I have a Fedora Core 5 machine running kernel 2.6.20-1.2320 and
> iptables/netfilter acting as a gateway/Nat for a private network to the
> internet. I have several client machines (aprox. 10, Running Windows XP)
> that are behind this router that need to create individual IPSec VPN
> (Cisco IPSec Software Cleint)connections over the internet to a Cisco
> VPN Concentrator (Diagram Below). I can only seem to get one client at a
> time to work. If I try to start a second VPN connection from another
> machine it connects to the VPN Concentrator but will not carry any data.
> (i.e. Cant ping, traceroute, etc.) I'm thinking I need some type of
> connection tracking kernel module for IPSec Connections (like
> nf_conntrack_ftp but for Ipsec instead of FTP) but I cant find any
> reference to one in the documentation or google searches that I have
> done. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Clients(10) --> Gateway/Nat     --->    Internet  --->  Remote Network
> (Windows XP)    (Fedora Core 5)                         (Cisco VPN Box)
> Private IP      Private IP / Public IP                  Public IP
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