IPSEC

Hi

Does anyone have any info/links etc on using IPSEC between an XP box and 3rd
party router using certificates. I managed to configure this using
pre-shared keys, although in typical MS fashion it was a little long winded.
I bloody well haven't been able to find anything on the MS website so far
that does me much good

Cheers

BTW the 3rd part router as yet does not support L2TP.

Don Julio

Don:
Can you give us little more information on your IPSEC and
third party routers, such as manufacturer(s), operating
environment,....

Jane
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>
>Does anyone have any info/links etc on using IPSEC
between an XP box and 3rd
>party router using certificates. I managed to configure
this using
>pre-shared keys, although in typical MS fashion it was a
little long winded.
>I bloody well haven't been able to find anything on the
MS website so far
>that does me much good
>
>Cheers
>
>BTW the 3rd part router as yet does not support L2TP.
>
>
>
>.
>

Plain Jane@nospam.com

Hi

I work for the company who manufacture the routers and as we are a fairly
young company there is a fair chance you haven't heard of us. I'm pretty
much an expert on configuring these so that part isn't the problem and have
had it working with pre-shared keys. Its the Windows side I could do with
help with and I guess if I had some info on configuring XP/2000 to vpn with
a CISCO using certificates that would suffice. The reason I want to do this
is so I can write an app note and it should just be a straight forward IPSC
tunnel between the two and I'm happy just to get some SA action going on,
from there I can jig around with scenarios.

Although we are writing code to enable the use of L2TP it isn't ready yet so
as yet this isn't an option.

Thanks

"Plain " <> wrote in
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> Don:
> Can you give us little more information on your IPSEC and
> third party routers, such as manufacturer(s), operating
> environment,....
>
> Jane
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hi
> >
> >Does anyone have any info/links etc on using IPSEC
> between an XP box and 3rd
> >party router using certificates. I managed to configure
> this using
> >pre-shared keys, although in typical MS fashion it was a
> little long winded.
> >I bloody well haven't been able to find anything on the
> MS website so far
> >that does me much good
> >
> >Cheers
> >
> >BTW the 3rd part router as yet does not support L2TP.
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >

Don Julio

Listen "Kokk", lol

I was heaping hot coals in this NG long before you went into rehab

"kokk"....lol








"kokk".......HA HA HA HA......."kokk"


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> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hi
> >
> >Does anyone have any info/links etc on using IPSEC
> between an XP box and 3rd
> >party router using certificates. I managed to configure
> this using
> >pre-shared keys, although in typical MS fashion it was a
> little long winded.
> >I bloody well haven't been able to find anything on the
> MS website so far
> >that does me much good
> >
> >Cheers
> >
> >BTW the 3rd part router as yet does not support L2TP.
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >

Don Julio

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> "kokk".......HA HA HA HA......."kokk"
>
>

Kokk? Why that weminds me of our gweat fwiend, Biggus Dickus.

What's so funny?

JaR

yesterday we configured certificate-based l2tp/ipsec tunnel between windows
2k and contivity box. still got some issues, but the idea is clear for me.
if there are any pro's in that, help would be greatly appreciated


"Don Julio" <> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> Does anyone have any info/links etc on using IPSEC between an XP box and
3rd
> party router using certificates. I managed to configure this using
> pre-shared keys, although in typical MS fashion it was a little long
winded.
> I bloody well haven't been able to find anything on the MS website so far
> that does me much good
>
> Cheers
>
> BTW the 3rd part router as yet does not support L2TP.
>
>
>

Andrew Lomakin

He has a wife you know................do you want to know her
name................Incontinentia Buttocks, lol



"JaR" <> wrote in message
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> "Don Julio" <> wrote in message
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>
> > "kokk".......HA HA HA HA......."kokk"
> >
> >
>
> Kokk? Why that weminds me of our gweat fwiend, Biggus Dickus.
>
> What's so funny?
>
>

Don Julio

I'm still at it folks Unfortunately I can't spend all day, everyday
researching this which is a bit of a bugger.

Anyhoo, I've done some fiddling about and got a little further,
however....will someone look at the jpeg and see the "not available" in the
location column. What process makes the cert available. I have a CA cert
which I self signed and the key pair that goes with it which I signed with
the CA.

Feel free to spell out the basics, because in all honesty, I'm kind of
winging it.

As an insentive there is a bottle of Babycham for the ladies and a litre of
Castrol GTX for the gents if I get this going with your help.

Big up!
--
Don Julio
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"Don Julio" <> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> Does anyone have any info/links etc on using IPSEC between an XP box and
3rd
> party router using certificates. I managed to configure this using
> pre-shared keys, although in typical MS fashion it was a little long
winded.
> I bloody well haven't been able to find anything on the MS website so far
> that does me much good
>
> Cheers
>
> BTW the 3rd part router as yet does not support L2TP.
>
>
>

Don Julio