RE: VPN from a redhat 9 using free s/wan problem

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Hello,
	Sorry I didn't get back to this sooner, but I got very busy.  Have
you solved this issue yet?  If not, here are a few suggestions to try:

In your /etc/ipsec.conf -

	Change your config setup to
		interfaces="ipsec0=eth0"

	Change the following items in your config cisco to
		left=213.131.75.130
		leftsubnet=10.0.0.0/24
		leftnexthop=213.131.75.129
		right=213.131.60.250
		rightsubnet=0.0.0.0/0   # Any subnet connecting to your
Cisco 2600 - you can narrow it down if desired
		rightsubnet=(IP address of WAN side of your Cisco 805 -
should be something like 213.131.60.???)

	Note that in the config file you included in your previous posts, by
specifying your left side as 10.0.0.16, you are outside the endpoints of
your tunnel (i.e. your tunnel should be left side ( eth0 (213.131.75.130) to
LAN side of your Cisco 805 (213.131.75.129) ) to right side (WAN side of
your Cisco 805 (213.131.60.???) to Cisco 2600 (312.131.60.250) ).  Hope this
helps.

For more info (a little old, but still good info) see
http://www.sans.org/rr/papers/index.php?id=753


Sam



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