Just use a VPN product that supports "NAT transparency", essentially
wrapping a extra UDP header around the IPSec packet.  This is designed so
that users can use NAT behind NATing gateways, but it will effectively
prevent any ISP from trying to filter out IPSec traffic.  The Nortel
contivity and Cisco Altiga support this option, there are probably others as
well.

Regards,
Kent

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Does anyone know where I can find a list of ISP's that DOESN'T let the IPSEC
protocol thru? The reason I ask is that my users are asking who they can use
for VPN's and who they can't. I am working for a global company, so I can't
just check with the local ISP's, cause we have workers all over the world.

Thanks in advance for your help

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