Hi!!
You remember my issue with ipsec vpn client
.....
Today with the GreenBow I can to establish a vpn tunnel but...
If I try to connect to secure gateway via a dial-up connection, the tunnel can be established, but if I try from my workplace lan the ike/vpn messages not reach the gateway.
I try to explain better...
notebook->dial-up(56k)->ISP_A->Internet->ISP_A->adsl->router_A->gateway is functioning
notebook->lan->router_B->ISP_B->Internet->ISP_A->adsl->router_A->gateway is NOT functioning
Note that in first scenario the ISP is the same, in second scenario the ISPs are different. The router_A is my Linksys WAG200G with port forwarding towards the gateway, a Clavister SG51. The notebook is the same with the same vpn configuration. The big difference between two scenarios is that in first I have only a NAT between router_A and my home private LAN, in second there are two NAT between the private workplace lan and the router_B/ISP_B address and between the adsl/router_A address and my private home lan.
I known that NAT is the great enemy of ipsec but I think with the NAT-Traversal it is possible, but I dont know if is possible with two NAT.
Any ideas??
Thank you in advance
Best regards from Rome
Andrea
You remember my issue with ipsec vpn client

Today with the GreenBow I can to establish a vpn tunnel but...
If I try to connect to secure gateway via a dial-up connection, the tunnel can be established, but if I try from my workplace lan the ike/vpn messages not reach the gateway.
I try to explain better...
notebook->dial-up(56k)->ISP_A->Internet->ISP_A->adsl->router_A->gateway is functioning
notebook->lan->router_B->ISP_B->Internet->ISP_A->adsl->router_A->gateway is NOT functioning
Note that in first scenario the ISP is the same, in second scenario the ISPs are different. The router_A is my Linksys WAG200G with port forwarding towards the gateway, a Clavister SG51. The notebook is the same with the same vpn configuration. The big difference between two scenarios is that in first I have only a NAT between router_A and my home private LAN, in second there are two NAT between the private workplace lan and the router_B/ISP_B address and between the adsl/router_A address and my private home lan.
I known that NAT is the great enemy of ipsec but I think with the NAT-Traversal it is possible, but I dont know if is possible with two NAT.
Any ideas??
Thank you in advance

Best regards from Rome
Andrea
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