VPN client - destination unreachable, all else good (New install).
Hi all. I usually google my problem before I bother others with them, and this is probably on it's 4th day of trying to debug, and I simply can't take it anymore (no hair left). Also, I'm fairly new to this, so I must apoligize ahead of time, if this is a n00b thing (and I hope it is).
A new install of Mandriva (2007.0). Everything works great. I've installed a ci$co VPN client (and am using the profile supplied by my work). When I start VPN, I get a tunnel, I'm assigned a client address IP of 10.1.15.*, and I can see the server address, ie; Code:
Your VPN connection is secure. " From 10.1.15.6 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable " Now, this is ONLY in that area. I can still go everywhere else on the internet, just not in this group (I know there are multiple systems in this group). Is this a firewall coniguration this? A NAT configuration thing? To my knowledge, I have not configured ANYTHING on the new install yet (its' all default, so firewall, etc is default). Here are my goodies; PHP Code:
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A look into my resolv.conf yeilds; (why the redundant nameserver?) PHP Code:
I'm not getting a lot of support from work, as they are all xp guys. Thanks, :newbie: |
i admit i've not tried doing that, but there's no reasno i qould expect this to actaully work. obviosuly your ability to reach the other vpn users is wholly dependent on the peer device, your vpn concentrator, asa / pix firewall etc... nothing you should be able to have any influence over. by default a pix firewall either won't or can't (version dependent) allow identical interfaces to talk to each other, so it's not your fault.
btw, i prefer using vpnc instead of cisco's own client, apparently slightly less featureful, but a lot lot simpler and nicer to use, assuming you can convert the profile you've been given to the vpnc format config. |
Well... I don't quite believe it, but I got it working by 'enabling' the firewall. I thought the firewall wasn't enabled / letting everything go by, but I guess I was wrong.
strange!! In case anyone else has this problem... my configuration was set up correctly, I just needed to enable the firewall. Now for my next networking problem (I'll need to start a new thread ... it's an sshd problem. |
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