I have been "modelling the problem" (thinking about it), and I suspect 
that you may be closer to the truth than you imagine.  Just as soon as I 
get a couple of machines built up to experiment on, I am going to do 
just that.

Jim

Craig Smith wrote:
> I'd be willing to bet that with the default config you can't do both, 
> because they use the same set of ports. But if your running your own VPN 
> server behind the firewall you should be able to use any sets of ports 
> you please, of course actually configuring a VPN server would not be 
> quite that simple probably, and then you still need a client to 
> connect.... 
> 
> I completely hypothesizing here of course.... 
> 
> --
> 
> On Tue,  5-Jun-2001 05:02:44  
>  Jim Harris wrote:
> >Craig,
> >
> >In my own research: re: linux & VPN, I ran across an interesting 
> >statement in someone's HOWTO - that mentioned that when you set a kernel 
> >
> >up to allow -outbound- VPN, it kinda screws up -inbound- VPN, as 
> >(supposedly) the choices (at least w/linux) are somewhat mutually 
> >exclusive.  The statement was that you could set up linux to do one, or 
> >the other, but not both.
> >
> >I am sure that protocol 47 -is- handled correctly, as if it were NOT, 
> >outbound VPN would NOT work (and I know it works like a champ! I've used 
> >
> >it on many an occasion)
> >
> >On the one hand, this sounds like BS, as if MicroSloth can do it both 
> >ways w/o problems, Linux should have this knocked ice cold.
> >
> >On the other hand, Linux does not have fourty-hundred-bazillion dollars 
> >of R&D budget either....
> >
> >I am also still investigating - and I will let you know what I find too.
> >
> >Jim
> >Craig Smith wrote:
> >> Speaking of 40 hour days, what am I doing at work on a Sunday? Oh wait, 
> >> thats right, I volunteered to cover for someobody going on a 
> >> vay-cay-tion. Whatever that is. 
> >> 
> >> On to VPN, Its possible that both may have to be opened. I'm not fully 
> >> clear yet on how it all works, but I think that PPTP may be used as part 
> >> 
> >> of IPSEC as a control channel, and therefore port 1723 may have to be 
> >> opened as well. In any case, there is a lot of things that have to 
> >> happen, which is why I'm looking for a drop in solution, as opposed to 
> >> patching the kernal, opening ports, editing config files, and dancing in 
> >> 
> >> the moonlight while chanting "IPSEC and PPTP, please God work for me". 
> >> 
> >> I'll post any real results that I find, because I'm working 2 12 hour 
> >> shifts this weeekend it won't happen til next probably.
> >> 
> >> Craig 
> >> 
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