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Hi all

I have a business account with AT&T to connect my company intrenet
(EnterNet300 for Windows and AT&T Global Dialer, IPSec binds to EnterNet ppp
logical adaptor). Since AT&T does not offer Global Network Dialer client for
Linux, I can't setup VPN from my Linux gateway. AT&T said their global
dialer uses modified IPSec, hard-coded in its Windows client, so that I
could not use linux with its VPN. I am not sure how sure the statement is.
Anyway, is there anyone has successfully, or knows how-to, setup linux
connection through AT&T VPN business account? I have to disconnect ADSL
connection from my linux and use Windows clients for VPN.

Thanks

Dr.J

Hi,
I have a similar situation that I am currently working thru.
This url has a nice firewall  howto that shows some VPN patches to a 2.2
kernel
http://home.austin.rr.com/rcbrown/firewall/
It is not the full freeswan.org IPSec distribution , just an extra port
forwarding arrangement to get IPSec packets routed without butchering them.
I have not got it to work yet. I am stuck at figureing out what the IP_MASQ
default protocol should be.

Quote:> Hi all

> I have a business account with AT&T to connect my company intrenet
> (EnterNet300 for Windows and AT&T Global Dialer, IPSec binds to EnterNet
ppp
> logical adaptor). Since AT&T does not offer Global Network Dialer client
for
> Linux, I can't setup VPN from my Linux gateway. AT&T said their global
> dialer uses modified IPSec, hard-coded in its Windows client, so that I
> could not use linux with its VPN. I am not sure how sure the statement is.
> Anyway, is there anyone has successfully, or knows how-to, setup linux
> connection through AT&T VPN business account? I have to disconnect ADSL
> connection from my linux and use Windows clients for VPN.

> Thanks

> Dr.J