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>On 10/1/05, Steve Holden <user81400 at comcast dot net> wrote: >> I am trying to set up the VPN client that my employer provided. I >> suspect that I need to keep the source port for packets to the VPN >> server at work as originating from port 500. >> ><snip> >> >> Is there a way to get m0n0wall to keep the source port number the same? >> > >No. What you probably need is to enable NAT traversal on the VPN >server device. I was assuming that NAT traversal was enabled and working. When using the FVS318 (as a firewall/DHCP Server) the VPN client could authenticate. My problems arose when trying to use m0n0wall as the firewall/DHCP server. |