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      01-05-2004, 12:32 PM
The product that I am working on CANNOT connect to
Windows 98 with L2TP/IPSec when a NAT is present.

However, it CAN connect to Windows XP with L2TP/IPSec
when Windows is behind a NAT. The IETF draft for NAT-T,
version 2, is used by both sides.

The IPSec SAs are established, and I see ESP packets
transmmitted by the 98 side, and ESP responses from my
product. The SPIs are correct. The packets are properly
translated by the NAT. I confirmed this with a packet
analyzer.

The 98 side is retransmitting its first packet as if it
does not like the response that it gets.

Is there any L2TP logging that I can enable on 98? The
PPP log doesn't show anything because it hasn't finished
L2TP yet. The IPSec log shows that SAs have been
negotiated and loaded.

My product does not set the commit bit unless the peer
sets the commit bit. I bring this up because the Windows
server sets the commit bit, and therefore 98 waits for a
connected notification.


 
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      01-05-2004, 05:12 PM
I aways heard that there isn't native support for LP2P/IPSEC in win98, it
only supports PPTP.
As far as WinXP IPSEC behind a NAT driver, IPSEC in transport mode dosen't
encrypt the TCP segment or rely on the checksum, so a NAT driver dosen't
affect it. In the first release of Win2000 (without the update) it relied on
a custom value in the TCP checksum to start the decryption proccess, and a
NAT driver would change this. A lot of times the packet would show up
correctly but decrytption would fail.

http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=win2000

"BC" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The product that I am working on CANNOT connect to
> Windows 98 with L2TP/IPSec when a NAT is present.
>
> However, it CAN connect to Windows XP with L2TP/IPSec
> when Windows is behind a NAT. The IETF draft for NAT-T,
> version 2, is used by both sides.
>
> The IPSec SAs are established, and I see ESP packets
> transmmitted by the 98 side, and ESP responses from my
> product. The SPIs are correct. The packets are properly
> translated by the NAT. I confirmed this with a packet
> analyzer.
>
> The 98 side is retransmitting its first packet as if it
> does not like the response that it gets.
>
> Is there any L2TP logging that I can enable on 98? The
> PPP log doesn't show anything because it hasn't finished
> L2TP yet. The IPSec log shows that SAs have been
> negotiated and loaded.
>
> My product does not set the commit bit unless the peer
> sets the commit bit. I bring this up because the Windows
> server sets the commit bit, and therefore 98 waits for a
> connected notification.
>
>



 
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