Jeffrey Young
Very Senior Member
For your S05vpnserver issue, try running "dos2unix S05vpnserver".
Weird though that you are still getting the NAT-T messages. I am forced to operate through a NAT, so I have no experience with a direct connection to event start testing. Maybe check the SE support forum on the official website. Keep me posted though as I am hoping to get a public IP at some point.
In the SE Client, try checking off the "disable NAT-T" box and see if that gets rid of the message.
Can you use the server manager yet? If I remember right, the manager tries to connect on port 5555. You may need to change that to something your firewall lets in.
Weird though that you are still getting the NAT-T messages. I am forced to operate through a NAT, so I have no experience with a direct connection to event start testing. Maybe check the SE support forum on the official website. Keep me posted though as I am hoping to get a public IP at some point.
In the SE Client, try checking off the "disable NAT-T" box and see if that gets rid of the message.
Can you use the server manager yet? If I remember right, the manager tries to connect on port 5555. You may need to change that to something your firewall lets in.
