[olug] Sonicwall behind linux NAT box?

[Nate Rotschafer]

The only recommendations I can make is to look around on groups.google.com 
for something like "ipsec vpn port forward" without the quotes.  But the 
idea is that that you port forward esp and gre and a couple of ports along 
with using keepstate and you should be good to go.  I do something similar 
behind a Cisco 2611 running NAT to connect to a Win2k VPN server behind it 
and it works perfect.  If you need further info I will gladly do a search 
and try and give specific info but have nothing to test any of it with 
unfortunately.

Thanks,
Nate





>From: Adam Haeder <adamh at omaha.org>
>Reply-To: olug at olug.org
>To: olug at olug.org
>Subject: [olug] Sonicwall behind linux NAT box?
>Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 21:56:06 -0600 (CST)
>
>Hello
>Wondering if this is possible and if anyone has done it. I have a client
>that is behind their ISP's linux NAT box, and gets a 10. private IP
>address. The ISP port-forwards a few ports to one of their servers, so
>they have their own website, mail server, etc. Now they want to put up a
>Sonicwall vpn server, and have an external user connect to it.
>
>Has anyone set something up like this before? I've read the
>VPN-Masquerading HOWTO, and while they talk a lot about port forwarding
>PPTP connections, it's pretty light on IPSec based VPNS (of which the
>sonicwall is one).
>
>Any recommendations on the best way to handle this? TIA
>
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>Adam Haeder
>Technical Coordinator, AIM Institute
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