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I have set up a vpn server using win2003. I would like to
authenticate users using IPSec but without a certificate or pre shared key. Is this possible? I got it working using a pre shared key and pptp works fine, however I would like to deploy to remote users, all using windows XP Pro on their laptops. I don't want them to deal with certificates or pre shared keys but would like to use ipsec instead of pptp. When I try to connect I get the following error. "Error 781: The connection requires a certificate, and no valid certificate was found." It looks like the client has this requirement as I have tried to connect with the laptop disconnected from the network and I get the same error. Any help is appriciated TomS |
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Preshared key and Certs are your only options.
I'd consider rolling out a customized vpn package created using the Connection Manager Admin Kit in win2k3. There should be some relavent documentation for l2tp/ipsec deployment in the online help as well as www.microsoft.com/vpn. -- David Microsoft Windows Networking This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "TomS" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:041f01c3c03f$f66d3290$(E-Mail Removed)... >I have set up a vpn server using win2003. I would like to > authenticate users using IPSec but without a certificate > or pre shared key. Is this possible? > I got it working using a pre shared key and pptp works > fine, however I would like to deploy to remote users, all > using windows XP Pro on their laptops. I don't want them > to deal with certificates or pre shared keys but would > like to use ipsec instead of pptp. > When I try to connect I get the following error. "Error > 781: The connection requires a certificate, and no valid > certificate was found." > It looks like the client has this requirement as I have > tried to connect with the laptop disconnected from the > network and I get the same error. Any help is appriciated |
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