Re: IPSec Linux - Longhorn one way.

Burkhard Ott scripsit:

Usually if no other ID is configured the IP is taken, bu tyou could also
set an ID with my_identifier.

Please do you know witch ID is sent by the Windows side?

Try also you IPSec without IPComp (compression_algorithm deflate;)
probably Windows doesn't like that.

Setting a compression algorithm is mandatory in racoon. If it will use or
not use IPComp is setted at kernel level, if I'm not wrong.

cheers

Thank you for your interesting.

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