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L2TP - is it the router at fault?

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27 Feb 2018 16:08 #90886 by paul.clark
Replied by paul.clark on topic Re: L2TP - is it the router at fault?
I've put a network monitor on the VPN server. It seems that the router is blocking protocol 50 (ESP).

I'm loosing faith in these routers...

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01 Mar 2018 20:43 #90907 by silverstreak_2006
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Is the client W2008? I have issues with 2008, but okay with the likes of 7, 8, and 10.

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08 Mar 2018 12:43 #91004 by paul.clark
Replied by paul.clark on topic Re: L2TP - is it the router at fault?
It's Win 7 and 10 clients that don't connect using L2TP. Apple devices connect fine.

I want people with BYOD to use L2TP as I don't want to issue them certificates for SSTP. I have a couple of routers connecting Lan to Lan using PPTP, so I can't use that protocol.

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08 Mar 2018 15:47 #91007 by silverstreak_2006
Replied by silverstreak_2006 on topic Re: L2TP - is it the router at fault?
You need to configure the registry to let the OS know that it is NAT'ed both ends. If you use the VPN smart tool, it does this for you.

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