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host on the corporate network the VPN authentication box pops up, once authenticated the VPN encrypts
data flowing between the user’s computer and the corporate firewall. The VPN client is selective, it knows
which IP addresses reside on the corporate LAN it ignores other addresses so they operate normally
Getting this to work required updating the firmware in the SOHO router. Installing later VPN software at
the office and client. User authentication was changed to a NAT friendly version. Now that the VPN is up
and running it works without a hitch. The only minor inconvenience is on machines configured for dialup
networking. When the VPN is activate it also pops up the dialer even when connected to a LAN.
For more information refer to RFC 2709 Security model with tunnel-mode IPsec for NAT domains.
VPN Installation tips:
Verify VPN software is compatible with NAT
Verify broadband router firmware is compatible with your VPN software
Make sure your IT department has configured the VPN to be NAT friendly
If both the home network and work network use private IP addresses make sure no conflicts exist.
The same addresses cannot be used in both locations.
It is possible to bind VPN clients to a specific remote IP address. If your DSL provider offers a
static IP address this is not a problem, inform your VPN administer of your address. If not your
administrator will not be able to bind your account to a specific address.
VPN’s extend the trust environment to the employees PC. If this computer is compromised so is
the corporate LAN. Employees and family members need to understand safe computing practices.
7.7 Logging
The router creates several logs. It maintains statistics on the amount of traffic generated and received by
each device, logs sites accessed by each PC, and logs intrusion attempts. This information can be copied to
a file for additional analysis.
8 Debug -- When Things Go Wrong
Unfortunately networks occasionally fail. When a failure occurs it is often difficult to determine the
underlying cause. Luckily, Windows includes a number of built in diagnostic tools.
Test
Result
Ping by IP address
Two machines can successfully connect
Ping by Name
DNS is working, Two machines can connect
WinIPcfg
Network adapter settings
Net View
DOS version of Network Neighborhood
Netstat -a
Active Ports
Trace Route
Host to host path
Modem Test
Modem vendors self test
In addition to the built in Windows tools DSL Reports has a number of tuning and diagnostics test on the
tool page http://www.dslreports.com/tools.
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