On Sat, Feb 16, 2008 at 04:26:19PM -0800, Mike Marion wrote:
> IIRC in tcp mode there's some part of the key exchange (TKIP?) that
> wants to connect back. Assuming you're connecting to work, try
> changing your profile file and make sure that there's a line something
> like this in it:
> NAT Traversal Mode cisco-udp
> The NAT mode and udp mix will allow it to work. Or should anyway.
Thanks. That explains a lot. I think my Ubuntu 6.06 has an older
vpnc that does things differently....
The only switch related to NAT I see is this..
--disable-natt
Disable NAT Traversal
disable use of NAT-T
That would seem to imply if I didn't do --disable-natt that NAT traversal
is on by default no?
I can't add your "NAT Traversal Mode cisco-udp" so is there anything
else I can try w/o upgrading vpnc?
Chris
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