With more and more users requesting L2TP/IPsec VPNs, I find it
impractical to keep track of which users are still active in our
organization. I would like to let LDAP handle the VPN authentication for
these users. Is that possible? I am able to conne...
I'm trying to troubleshoot a routing or policy issue and I'm trying to
capture traffic to help me. Unfortunately, I can't seem to capture any
traffic coming through my VPN.I have a IPSEC VPN connected and passing
traffic to the internal network. My I...
I have a Windows Native L2TP/IPsec VPN set up Using the built-in
template and users are able to log in and access multiple subnets inside
the firewall. Users can access the internet via their own ISP with split
tunneling and/or static routes on their...
Thanks for the command Ken. It shows the interfaces listed in the IPsec
Monitor of the GUI. The VPN was made using the VPN wizard for Windows
L2TP with IPSEC. The only way I've been able to see the traffic coming
into and out of the tunnel is to use ...
Actually, to clarify to anyone reading this later, the PPP1 interface
shows the traffic through the tunnel, the VPNInterfaceName_0 actually
shows the tunnel endpoints and not the traffic through the tunnel. -Bill
So I found my answer while poking around in the routing monitor. The
interface I needed to sniff was ppp1. That is not listed amongst the
network interfaces. Each dial-up connection creates a new ppp# You can
also use the entry from the Name Column i...
Thanks Toshi. This is a pair of clustered 800Cs. Unfortunately I'm still
not having any luck. I ran 'set auto-asic-offload disable' on every
policy that could possibly handle traffic from the VPN subnet and still
nothing shows up in the sniffer. I ha...
