Re: ipsec-fbsd-MS

From: x y (jamescagney90210@excite.com)
Date: 06/05/02 

From: "x y" <jamescagney90210@excite.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 14:44:46 -0400

I do think there is a way to do that by finding a windows vpn client that is
compatable with your bsd vpn server or a bsd vpn server that is compatable
with your windows 2000 vpn client. With VPN, you should be assigned an IP
address on the internal network that should allow you to reach your home
network, although you will probably want to log into windows either using a
cached domain ID and password or a local account, instead of trying to
authenticate on your remote DC. Domain-wide login is I think a frequent
problem with many VPN implementations and I often have to authenticate with
each server separately and also run the login script myself. I also
understand that Windows 9x and maybe ME may have problems with trying to use
one login ID to log into your local machine and a different login ID to log
into remote servers.

I am told that OpenSSH from www.networksimplicity.com also allows a VPN-like
encrypted tunnel using a free client and server.

"pat" <hobo@speakeasy.net> wrote in message
news:ufsgmhlsune7b2@corp.supernews.com...
> Hi,
> I have a small home network, a dsl connection and 1 static ip. At times I
go
> out of town and would like to get to my windoz boxes from over the
internet
> using ipsec. I could use win2000 svr easyly as a gateway but would prefer
> not to. I have a fbsd 4.5 as a ipf/nat gw. Is it possible to tunnel from a
> ms client to my fbsd gateway with ipsec. If so how would my remote ms box
> login to my domain from the fbsd box. I understand the issues of nat and
> ipsec. I do not understand how to design a physical structure that will
> work. I am willing to move the nat service to another box and dedicate my
gw
> as a ipf/ipsec box however I do not understand how my ms client box will
> find the DC to login in. How do you setup a
>
> remote Win2000 client
> ipsec tunnel starting point
> |
> |
> Internet
> |
> |
> Freebsd gw
> ipf/ipsec tunnel end point
> |
> |
> Nat service
> |
> |
> Win2000 Domain login server
>
> So when I am on the road that my client box can log onto my home win2000
> domain. I am not asking for detailed technical info but generalize info.
> Such as if this is possible , physical lay outs, programs to use and any
> thing you are willing to share.
>
> Thx
>
>

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