Checkpoint VPN and Snow Leopard using IPSecuritas
I was finally able to get Checkpoint VPN running with IPSecuritas. Here is a log of the settings that I used:
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Is this username & password only or does it work with a Token?
Thanks for the tips. I can't figure out what I need to enter for IPSec Device?!?
I entered username and password on the ID page, under the authentication method.
For IPSec device, this should be provided by your VPN provider. It was called "Server address or name" in the checkpoint secureclient software
Thank you for the guide, it's very much appreciated. As for me, it makes the connection (have the green light), but I can't connect to anything in the remote network. Any ideas?
I couldn't figure it out the USER FQDN?
THANK YOU! These settings worked perfectly!!!!!
I quote Pablo:
what did you put in USER FQDN?
I found this hint, but I can't get it working.
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# user-id-string: get it from the subject-line
# of the client-certificate
# ATTENTION: use it backwards!
# e.g.: subject=/O=fw.microsoft.com.rytez3/OU=users/CN=fejf
# becomes the user_fqdn:
# "CN=fejf,OU=users,O=fw.microsoft.com.rytez3"
Same here. No VPN option in network applet despite having installed all network-manager plugins/packages. With this guide I got the VPN up in a few minutes.
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