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      DamnYouKids
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I have an IPsec connection setup for mobile clients (used for Avaya phones). Currently 1 phone is connected and everything works (phone gets ip, it can be pinged, and the phone logs in/makes calls). However, when I try and connect a second phone (same model), I connect to the VPN and get a different IP, but I am unable to ping this phone and it can't contact the phone server. Status -> IPsec shows the VPN is connected, a couple packets trying to go out, but 0 packets in. My config/settings below. Where did I go wrong?

      User Groups
      User - VPN: IPsec xauth Dialin
      User - VPN: L2TP Dialin
      User - VPN: PPPOE Dialin

      Phase 1
      Key Exchange Version: Auto
      Internet Protocol: IPv4
      Interface: WAN
      Description: mobile
      Auth Method: Mutual PSK + Xauth
      Negotiation: Aggressive
      My Identifieer: My IP address
      Peer identifier: User distinguished name
      Pre-Shared Key: xxxxxxx
      Encryption Alg: AES 128 SHA1 2(1024 bit)
      NAT: Auto

      Phase 2
      Mode: Tunnel IPv4
      Local Network: Network 0.0.0.0/0
      NAT: None
      Protocol: ESP
      Encryption Algorithms: AES 128
      Hash Alg: SHA1
      PFS: off

      Rules -> IPsec
      IPv4* * * * * *

      Networks
      LAN: 192.168.1.0/24
      Phone: 192.168.10/0
      IPsec: 192.168.9.0/24

      Mobile Clients
      User Auth: Local Database
      Group Auth: none
      Virtual Address Pool: 192.168.9.1/24

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        mcury
        last edited by

        Is there a NAT rule to let mobile users to go out?
        Or they only use internal resources, thus not needing NAT?

        If there is a NAT rule to let this mobile users go out, can you confirm if the NAT is set to static, or dynamic ?

        dead on arrival, nowhere to be found.

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