On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Toni <bsd underscore ml at tiveron dot net> wrote:
> At 14:54 19-11-10, YvesDM wrote:
>>
>> On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 2:24 PM, Toni <bsd underscore ml at tiveron dot net> wrote:
>> > At 10:00 19-11-10, you wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Hi,
>> >>
>> >> I got customers trying to setup a vpn connection to cisco ssl vpn
>> >> server. (customers are behind m0n0wall)
>> >> They manage to setup the vpn using the cisco client, but as soon as
>> >> the vpn is up they can't browse the web anymore.
>> >> When they setup the vpn with the same notebook, but from another
>> >> location (read: not from behind a m0n0wall) all works fine.
>> >>
>> >> Anyone has a solution or any pointers for this, I'm a little bit stuck
>> >> here.
>> >>
>> >> Thx
>> >> kind regards
>> >> Y.
>> >
>> > do you have the rules for the ip sec traffic?
>> >
>>
>> Not really, but the strange thing is when we test this ourselfs from a
>> 32 bit windows 7 to the same vpn server we don't experience any
>> problems.
>> (the users with the problems all use 64bit windows versions, i should
>> have mentioned, sorry)
>> Which rules do you add for ipsec traffic? Do you mean the rule
>> allowing the esp protocol or any others?
>>
>> Kind regards
>> Y
>
> A rule that allow the esp traffic.
> which VPN client are you using on 7 64bit? (brand and version)
>
>

I don't know what the customer uses, it's the cisco client for 64bit
versions provided by the VPN server administrator, that's for sure.
We 've tested on windows 7 32bit with Cisco Anyconnect version 2.5.1025

Kr & tnx