Topic: IPSec Question

[Jason]

I have IPSec going as per how-to.

I am able to ping, ftp, telnet, ssh, and even RemoteAdmin.

I have modified the smb.conf file on the IPSec client's side to reflect that the primary Wins server is on the IPSec server side, I have modified dhcpd.conf, and also options.pptpd.

But I can't connect to a samba drive on the other side of the network.

Can anyone point out what I'm doing wrong?

[Michael Smith]

I'm having the exact same problem, with two SME 5.12 boxes, trying to get to a Microsoft Small Business Server behind one of them.  Appropriate entries in LMHOSTS and HOSTS don't seem to help either.  Interestingly enough, an NT, 2000 or XP box *will* see & authenticate, but a 9x box won't.  

Another interesting note is that the 9x boxes also can't see a share on the SME box on the far side of the VPN.

I hope some IPSec whiz can help us!  I'm going bug-eyed reading man pages, forums, listservs and Googling on this issue.

[Michael Smith]

No responses ... guess we shall have to seek elsewhere.

[Tom Veitch]

You need to up date win98 DUN to support 128 bit it will then work

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q285189

Tom

[Michael Smith]

Thanks ... I'll have the folks on the far side of the VPN try it ... I have already set up DUN 1.4 on the box I'm using to connect via VPN and I still can't see or map to a fileshare on the SME box while the IPSEC VPN is up ... if I use an NT box I *can*.  Strange, no?

[Rob Wellesley]

Jason wrote:
>
> I have IPSec going as per how-to.

> Can anyone point out what I'm doing wrong?

Hi

Which how-to?

rob

[Jason]

Resolved.

I don't know why, but one of my 5.1.2 servers, the one that was upgraded from 5.0 was the problem. I just reinstalled 5.1.2, and had no problems.

Thanks for the info!