Subject: |
Re: win2k : can't enter static key on CPL |
From: |
Damion Wilson <dwilson,AT,ibl,DOT,bm> |
Date: |
Fri, 27 Dec 2002 20:29:18 +0100 |
In-reply-to: |
<1040976154.2084.2.camel@kran> |
The PTP addresses refer to the VPN interface addresses on either side of the
"link". The Peer IP address is the LAN address of the remote computer.
Here's a translation table:
CIPE CIPE-Win32
----- -------------
ipaddr Local PTP Address
ptpaddr Peer PTP Address
me Local IP Address
peer Peer IP Address
It might help you a little if you thought of each CIPE participant as peers
and not as clients or servers. CIPE behaves identically on each end of a
tunnel.
If the service doesn't start, you can debug it by running it from the console
with the command :-
cipsrvr console
Any errors should appear in the same console window.
DKW
On Friday 27 December 2002 11:33 am, you wrote:
> Thank's a lot for thi information ...
> But at this time Iv' a nice config between two linux box other internet
> ( via firewall) and it's work fine ...)
> I'm working now with an win2k client and it's don't work
> either it's very "clear" abour linux config ... on win2k it's very durty
> mixed doubts .. about local peer ptp ...
> nad my service don't work !!!
> NOTE I'm working on 2.0-pre15
> these are my configs
> cipe server ( ifcfg-cipcb0)
> DEVICE=cipcb0
> ONBOOT=yes
> USERCTL=yes
> MYPORT=6060
> PEER=[wan client addr]:6060
> PTPADDR=172.23.2.1 #lan client addr
> IPADDR=172.23.1.12 # same addr than sever eth0
> cipe client (ifcfg-cipcb0)
> DEVICE=cipcb0
> ONBOOT=yes
> USERCTL=yes
> MYPORT=6060
> PEER=[wan server addr]:6060
> PTPADDR=172.23.1.12 #lan server addr
> IPADDR=172.23.2.1 #same as client eth0
>
> have you an idea to translate on win2k client config ???
> during this time I'm searching why DKW don't start
> Best regards
>
> Le ven 27/12/2002 � 16:12, Damion Wilson a écrit :
> > Enter your 32 hexadecimal digits and then press the <TAB> key. There is a
> > bug in the field data storage mechanism. The field itself should not stop
> > you from typing as many (or as few) characters as you would like.
> >
> > DKW
> >
> > On Friday 27 December 2002 04:02 am, Michel AVERSENG wrote:
> > > Hello ,
> > > Is somene know why Y can't enter more than two characters on the static
> > > Key feild
> > > Two character seem not be a good secure key ;-)