We have a Zywall USG 300 which dials ipsec to a Server 2008 R2 server.
This was working until recently when any attempt to communicate with the server sees the following in the logs.
error
IPSec
SPI:0x0 SEQ:0x0 No rule found, Dropping packet [count=2]
internal-ip
external-ip
ipsec
There hasn't been a change on the network...
I travel and use open wifi networks a lot. Given the nature of my work I want to route all my traffic thru my home network. My home office is well equipped to handle such a connection.
Basically I need to route all traffic (all ports, udp and tcp) over SSL to my home network so its like im sitting on the same subnet.
I am trying to set up a VPN access to an office router from home. I am using DGN220 Netgear router and set it up as a VPN gateway for a single remote PC. I have a remote access to the router from home so I am doing it remotely. However, when I am trying to connect using LT2P IPsec from my home laptop it fails.
Just wondering about one thing. Since I have to carry around my office laptop from home to office, can I convert this laptop HD into a virtual O/S that I could load up and use on my home PC ?
Laptop is Ubuntu encrypted and I connect to the office network with it for lots of reasons, including mail.
Which VM software would be best ?
I run a small computer lab made up of 10 computers of identical hardware and software (Dell Latitudes with Windows 7 x64 Enterprise) and I use a ZyWALL 2WG as a router/firewall. Nine of the computers connect to the router over wifi using WPA2-PSK encryption while the last one is connected by ethernet cable.
Problem: I've set up a working OpenVPN server on a headless Ubuntu 12.04 box, a D-LINK DIR 655 router w/ factory firmware, and am able to connect to it from anywhere using my mac laptop and tunnelblick. When I connect in, I'm assigned an IP address of 10.8.0.x, the server is 10.8.0.1, so I have no problems SSHing into it.
I use dd-wrt as my home router setup and that's been working fine. Now I wanted to figure out a way to be able to use my iPad to set up a IPSec tunnel to my home network while I'm on the road.
PPTP is pretty much insecure at this point so I want to use something IPSec based. Based on what I can find, dd-wrt does not support IPSec.
While my wireless is generally working, there's one problem: I can't connect to my home network through it on my laptop.
Hi there, I recently bought a laptop, and while when I'm at home I can connect to my PC , I'd like to be able to do this from abroad too, even, if possible, to control my PC from my laptop as well (This is where the X Forwarding comes in)
Anyway, my PC runs OpenSUSE 11.2 KDE, and my laptop is running Kubuntu 9.10.
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