Ooops. But then again, I went off about the difference without directly
answering his question.
Almost any NAT device will allow isakmp nat-traversal to take place.
However, does RedHat directly support said feature? Dunno - unless, of
course, you are using the Cisco VPN client for Linux.
Now does anyone else have an answer if Linux allows IPSEC passthru?
Chris Johnston
714-306-5746
949-653-8819 (fax)
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Can anyone tell me (briefly please) the difference between IPSec pass
through and
NAT traversal?
Do RedHat 7.2 or later support them? Note: the RedHat box is a router,
and is not
running any VPN servers or clients.
Edwin Humphries,
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