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The client is a pure IPsec client. You can't use it with L2TP. &nbsp;I suggest you contact NCP Technical Support. Email them at helpdesk@ncp-e.com or give them a call. They will help you to figure out what to do.
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The client is a pure IPsec client. You can't use it with L2TP.  I suggest you contact NCP Technical Support. Email them at helpdesk@ncp-e.com or give them a call. They will help you to figure out what to do.

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Even if this would be a L2TP/IPSec connection, that combination is a PITA with Juniper devices.
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Even if this would be a L2TP/IPSec connection, that combination is a PITA with Juniper devices.

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Have you read <a href="http://kb.juniper.net/KB17364" rel="ugc">http://kb.juniper.net/KB17364</a>&nbsp;yet?
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Have you read http://kb.juniper.net/KB17364 [http://kb.juniper.net/KB17364] yet?

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Thanks Allvirtual, I shall contact technical support and see what they have to say. Qlemo - thanks for the link, however, juniper's site is undergoing maintenance at the moment and I could not read the document. I shall try reading doc later and let you know. 
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Thanks Allvirtual, I shall contact technical support and see what they have to say. Qlemo - thanks for the link, however, juniper's site is undergoing maintenance at the moment and I could not read the document. I shall try reading doc later and let you know.

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I'm able to access that page - after I log in.
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I'm able to access that page - after I log in.

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Issue resolved by literature from NCP
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Objection: Please either give more details (which grants an accept of your own findings), or delete the question. As-is, the question doesn't have any value to retain in the knowledgebase.
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Objection: Please either give more details (which grants an accept of your own findings), or delete the question. As-is, the question doesn't have any value to retain in the knowledgebase.

Installation-ScreenOS-20100806.pdf

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Thanks for sharing that. You might want to accept your last post then.
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Thanks for sharing that. You might want to accept your last post then.

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Issue resolved based on NCP documentation
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Issue resolved based on NCP documentation

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I am trying to configure the NCP &nbsp;secure client to connect to Juniper device via L2TP over IPSEC. Has anyone successfully done this - if so can you please provide a step by step guide on how to accomplish this task? 
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I am trying to configure the NCP  secure client to connect to Juniper device via L2TP over IPSEC. Has anyone successfully done this - if so can you please provide a step by step guide on how to accomplish this task? 

NCP Client connecting to Juniper

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