Virtual Private Networks NAT-T

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NAT-T Ginger 11-03-05
Posted by Ginger on November 3, 2005, 8:10 am
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Hi,

I have a issue, I have disabled NAT-T on a cisco concentrator as it did'nt
seem to be required but as soon as I did this I found that I had one site
that had a problem connecting. Basically one person would connect but as
soon as the second connects the first gets disconnected but if I re-enable
NAT-T then they both can connect with no problems.

They are using a Dlink 604 router with Cisco VPN Software clients.

Thanks



Posted by Ginger on November 3, 2005, 8:56 am
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> Hi,
>
> I have a issue, I have disabled NAT-T on a cisco concentrator as it did'nt
> seem to be required but as soon as I did this I found that I had one site
> that had a problem connecting. Basically one person would connect but as
> soon as the second connects the first gets disconnected but if I re-enable
> NAT-T then they both can connect with no problems.
>
> They are using a Dlink 604 router with Cisco VPN Software clients.
>
> Thanks
>


errrrr It has been solved thanks to an Oracle up north! basically the 604
only supports one IPSEC tunnel at anyone time hence it didn't work when
NAT-T was turned off.

Thanks for taking the time to read this