Hi, Thanks for your reply, in fact i already have noccp in my options and i don't use encryption, i depend completeley on IPSec. What else can be done to make it assign an IP to the client? i don't want to add the ip staticly in each client connection.
Another problem, is when i add the IP in the tcp settings, i can't assign the gateway, so after the connexion i can go nowhere, because it uses its own ip as gateway :( I have the same settings with pptp and it worked. What is missing in my configuration to make it work? In fact the idea is to be able to have windows client connecting to my vpn server with l2tp and ipsec ( i already have the certification working and in the log of racoon everything is ok) Thanks again On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 12:34, Jacco de Leeuw wrote: > Key Dof wrote: > > > Using L2TPD with a windows XP client, the ipsec connexion works, and > > the l2tpd works till the step where it tries to give an ip adress for > > the client, then i get this in the log, and the connexion stops : > > pppd[7368]: Unsupported protocol (0x80fd) received > > Perhaps you could disable CCP by adding "noccp" to /etc/ppp/options.l2tpd > and disable MPPE encryption (that is not a security problem because IPsec > already does encryption): > > http://www.jacco2.dds.nl/networking/screenshots/psk/12disableencryption.png > > Jacco
