L2TP over IPSec does work in our case since both tunneling and authentication are successful (correct me if i'm wrong). i originally thought it was a problem with IPSec tunneling mode, but you are probably right in that there is something wrong with the firewall/routing on their end if one pool of IPs successfully forwards the tunneled packets and another pool doesn't (?)
we're trying to get a test unit from another vendor's GPRS/EDGE card to check if the same problem persists.
thanks,
w.
On 9/13/06, Michael Tinsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
--- "Gideon N. Guillen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday 12 September 2006 14:29, wlists wrote:
>
> > we've isolated that our firewall and routing is
> not the problem. VPN
>
> It's a firewall problem alright, but not on your
> side nor on the client. It's
> the telco's fault. ...snip...
With WeROAM, I have no problems with ipsec VPN. I've
been using it for close to a year already.
It's a different story with the GPRS service that
comes with the telco mobile plans. Their firewalls do
not seem to allow ipsec (ESP, AH and isakmp) and
L2TP/PPTP traffic when I tested them last year. This
was for Smart and Globe using prepaid and post-paid
numbers. I have not tested them using OpenVPN.
--- mike t.
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