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Subject: ipsec-tools to Windows ISA 2004
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Good day,

Has anyone managed to successfully create a site to site IPSec tunnel 
between BSD with ipsec-tools and Windows ISA 2004? We're trying to get this 
up and running locally on a test network and not having much success. The 
tunnel between the two sites comes up, and traffic from BSD private to ISA 
private seems to be flowing, but return traffic appears to be flowing from 
the ISA private side to the BSD public address. I was just curious if 
anyone has done any work getting these two talking so I can not reinvent 
the wheel.

Thanks,


Mark Thomas - thomas@pbegames.com
http://www.pbegames.com/~thomas