get -current. NAT-T is working for me. Make sure you enable net.inet.esp.udpencap.
Sean James Cammarata wrote: > At 01:25 PM 7/11/2004, you wrote: > >> On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 08:42:58AM +0200, the unit calling itself >> Jean-Francois Dive wrote: >> >> > > How about the ability to handle IPSec passthrough??? >> > > >> > > I think both IPSec/PPTP passthrough abilities would be a big + for PF >> > > for people that are looking for this feature but stuck using a >> Linksys >> > > router to do it... I don't want to put any maps.. i just want it to >> > > work. >> >> > it's the nature of the protocol. Use nat-t and you should not have any >> > problem... >> > >> >> I've looked through the pf user's guide, and can't find anything on >> "nat-t"... How is nat-t accomplished in OBSD's pf? > > > It isn't yet, they are working on it last i heard. At the start of June > it was supposed to be done in 3 weeks.... > > James Cammarata > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.sngx.net > home: 314-966-5976 > work: 314-872-2426 > cell: 314-409-0583 > ______________________________________________________________ > Out the Ethernet, through the router, > down the fiber, off another router, > down the T1, past the fire-wall > ..nothing but Net
