Remote Desktop Connection does not encrypt with ipsec

From: Rex Kremer (rex_at_news.postalias)
Date: 08/25/05

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    Hi,

    I would like to encrypt the rdc connection for terminal services with an
    ipsec connection to make it more secure.

    I have set up a Policy on the terminal server (request security) with an ip
    filter
    my ip adress -> to any
    tcp -> port 3389 to any
    and the rule is mirrored.
    It uses Kerberos Authentication.
    The server is only a terminal server (Windows 2000) and not a domain
    controller.

    I have configured the client (WIn XP) with the client respond only security
    policy.
    When I am connecting from the client to the server ipsecmon shows no
    encryption at all.

    For testing i have configured the policy on the server that all traffic
    should be encypted and it works fine.

    What went wrong in my configuration?

    regards

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