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Bay Networks VPN client and MASQ help

Post by Roger Lonsberr » Tue, 28 Sep 1999 04:00:00



I'm relatively new to this, so hopefully someone else has made it work...


network uses local IP addresses (198.162.0.x), and I have linux set up to
masquerade the internal class C sub-net.  And it all actually works okay!

But I use a Bay Networks VPN client for work.  It workes fine on my Win98
machine if I take the linux box out of the mix, but I'm having a problem
forwarding the VPN stuff.  My IS guy says the VPN client uses the IPsec ESP
protocol, which is supposedly MASQable, but that he doesn't know how to
configure linux to forward it.

Has anyone made this work?  It would sure make my home-office life a lot
easier...

Any responses greatly  appreciated!
-Roger

 
 
 
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Bay Networks VPN client and MASQ help

Post by Tom Easte » Tue, 28 Sep 1999 04:00:00



> I'm relatively new to this, so hopefully someone else has made it work...


> network uses local IP addresses (198.162.0.x), and I have linux set up to
> masquerade the internal class C sub-net.  And it all actually works okay!

> But I use a Bay Networks VPN client for work.  It workes fine on my Win98
> machine if I take the linux box out of the mix, but I'm having a problem
> forwarding the VPN stuff.  My IS guy says the VPN client uses the IPsec ESP
> protocol, which is supposedly MASQable, but that he doesn't know how to
> configure linux to forward it.

> Has anyone made this work?  It would sure make my home-office life a lot
> easier...

> Any responses greatly  appreciated!
> -Roger

See http://www.wolfenet.com/~jhardin/ip_masq_vpn.html.

-Tom
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Bay Networks VPN client and MASQ help

Post by Tom Easte » Tue, 28 Sep 1999 04:00:00



> I'm relatively new to this, so hopefully someone else has made it work...


> network uses local IP addresses (198.162.0.x), and I have linux set up to
> masquerade the internal class C sub-net.  And it all actually works okay!

> But I use a Bay Networks VPN client for work.  It workes fine on my Win98
> machine if I take the linux box out of the mix, but I'm having a problem
> forwarding the VPN stuff.  My IS guy says the VPN client uses the IPsec ESP
> protocol, which is supposedly MASQable, but that he doesn't know how to
> configure linux to forward it.

> Has anyone made this work?  It would sure make my home-office life a lot
> easier...

> Any responses greatly  appreciated!
> -Roger

See http://www.wolfenet.com/~jhardin/ip_masq_vpn.html.

-Tom
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Tom Eastep               \    Opinions expressed here

Shoreline, Washington USA  \    those of my employer

 
 
 
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