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    • R
      redflag237 last edited by

      Hi,

      I was unable to find an answer on my Problem in other posts. Hopefully it's not a already solved topic :-)

      Okay what i need is a VPN to my pfSense Box, working with Windows native Client, and for sure not PPTP.
      My idea was to use L2TP over IPSec.

      Do i remember correctly, that therefore no NAT can be done between ISP and pfSense?
      My ISP offers only a dynamic IP. My Client will be on mobile network (UMTS, Hotspot, etc.), so it's dynamic, too.

      DynDns Hostname is registered and running.
      Is it possible or do i need a static ip on my pfsense box?

      Best regards,
      redflag237

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      • jimp
        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

        pfSense does not support L2TP+IPsec on 2.0.x or 2.1, so that isn't going to work.

        There was someone here on the forum who wrote a howto for just plain IPsec (no L2TP) from Windows. Search around a bit and you'll find it.

        OpenVPN is the best way to go. It may not be "native" as in pre-installed, but it is by far the best choice. Locking yourself to only what is built into the OS is a bit of a silly requirement these days.

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        • R
          redflag237 last edited by

          @jimp:

          pfSense does not support L2TP+IPsec on 2.0.x or 2.1, so that isn't going to work.

          There was someone here on the forum who wrote a howto for just plain IPsec (no L2TP) from Windows. Search around a bit and you'll find it.

          OpenVPN is the best way to go. It may not be "native" as in pre-installed, but it is by far the best choice. Locking yourself to only what is built into the OS is a bit of a silly requirement these days.

          Do you mean this IPSec and XAuth PSK stuff, which is described for Android and iOS Access?

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          • jimp
            jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

            I don't recall exactly how they had it set. Details are in the howto here on the forum somewhere.

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