Yes Nat-T is enabled. The problem seems to be with the actual connections gateway because through the same firewall we can get out to the internet.
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Browse All TopicsI need help resolving this. When I connect to my Cisco VPn through a Cisco ASA firewall I get the following error.
Secure VPN connection terminated by Peer.
Reason 433: (Reason Not Specified by Peer)
I need to know what I need to do to resolve this.
Thank you,
Joel
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-AK
What VPN Client are you using, if you're on XP then I would recommend 4.8 (4.6 is good as well).
Then a question for you, has it ever worked ?
If so, I would do the following;
1. Uninstall the vpn client.
2. In command prompt run this
netsh int ip reset reset.log
netsh winsock reset
then reboot
3. Install the VPN client and import the pcf. Try connecting again.
I assume that the location from where you are dialling is not having the same ip subnet scheme as your corporate.
Cheers,
Rajesh
I am having the same problem. I have tried Rajesh's suggestion to no avail.
If there is a service account that AD uses, it would have been extremely helpful if you would have mentioned what it was called. I am unsure if I have one on my server. There is a user called VPN, but no description of what it is or what it's for. Also, I have no idea when or how the 'VPN' user was created. Lastly, where would the user password be set on the ASA so that it matches what I set in AD?
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by: amoldkelkarPosted on 2007-08-01 at 09:55:59ID: 19610670
Hi,
Is NAT-T enabled?
If not try enabling it using the following cli,
'isakmp nat-t'
Let me know.
-AK