ipsec help

From: Matt (evolmatt_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 05/25/03 

Date: Sun, 25 May 2003 22:42:01 +1000

Hi,

I would like to use ipsec in my windows 2000 network, but am not having any
success. I want to make it so that ipsec is required for communication, by
assigning the "require security" policy in group policy.
Setup is 15 win2000pro workstations, 2 win2000server (1 domain controller, 1
file server), all have and need internet access through a hardware router.

I have installed certificate services on the domain controller, and added
the ipsec certificate as a "certificate to issue" in certsrv.msc. (not sure
if I had to do this or not, can someone tell me?)

After I enable the policy to require security, network communication fails.
I need to find out all the steps I have missed.

Can someone please tell me else needs to be done, or point me to an idiots
guide to ipsec, or any other website that could help me??

thanks

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