Lisa
07-25-2004, 02:48 AM
Hi,
I am having problems with cisco vpn client, connecting to my
employer's vpn3000.
I downloaded the cisco vpn client 4.0.3B, installed and loaded the
kernel module. When I try to connect to the VPN, it connects but I am
unable to get any traffic back.
I am running Redhat Enterprise AS 3 update 1
my machine using dhcp(L1) <-> DSL router <-> internet <-> vpn 3000 <->
L2
My DNS entris in resolv.conf are updated correctly with L2 info. I
can connect to IP address on the L2 network, but I get no packets back
from the L2 subnet.
I see in vpnclient stat "Packets encrypted/decrypted" both being 0,
but "Packet bypassed" is 16
also the only configured routes under vpnclient stat is 0.0.0.0 with
netmask 0.0.0.0
Any one ran into similar problems? I don't think it's the dsl router,
since I was able to get the vpn client to work fine on windows. I
don't think it's the system firewall either. I unblocked all the
ports, and also ran with iptables off.
Thanks.
I am having problems with cisco vpn client, connecting to my
employer's vpn3000.
I downloaded the cisco vpn client 4.0.3B, installed and loaded the
kernel module. When I try to connect to the VPN, it connects but I am
unable to get any traffic back.
I am running Redhat Enterprise AS 3 update 1
my machine using dhcp(L1) <-> DSL router <-> internet <-> vpn 3000 <->
L2
My DNS entris in resolv.conf are updated correctly with L2 info. I
can connect to IP address on the L2 network, but I get no packets back
from the L2 subnet.
I see in vpnclient stat "Packets encrypted/decrypted" both being 0,
but "Packet bypassed" is 16
also the only configured routes under vpnclient stat is 0.0.0.0 with
netmask 0.0.0.0
Any one ran into similar problems? I don't think it's the dsl router,
since I was able to get the vpn client to work fine on windows. I
don't think it's the system firewall either. I unblocked all the
ports, and also ran with iptables off.
Thanks.