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03-27-2007
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| | IPSec: subnet based filtering not working (???) I'm trying to create an IPSec VPN tunnel to connect to a particular subnet. the IPSec fileter is defined as a specific subnet (like 192.168.1.0/24). If the IPSec filter is defined for the subnet, the IPSec driver simply ignores it and not attempt is performed to create the tunnel. On the other hand, if I just set the filter to one specific address on that subnet (like 192.168.1.123/32) it works. For me it sounds like a bug in Vista's IPSec code. I've tried it using the netsh ipsec context and thne MMC snap-in. Both yield the same result. The same policy works under XP without a problem..... |
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