ØCheckPoint VPN

§Update firmware to latest version, reset to defaults.

§Try forwarding ports 256, 564, and 500, in the Virtual Server screen of the Barricade.

§There also may be a "Use Through NAT Transparency Mode", "Use through Firewall", or similar setting in the client software; if so, select it.

§Open port 500 in the "Virtual Server" screen of the Barricade section and try again.

§Set your computer up as the DMZ host under the "Misc Item" section in the Barricade.

§Try hard setting the MTU level to 576 and try again. This can be done ether in the client software, the registry, or by a third party program.

§If you have tried all suggestions above and you are still unable to use your VPN through the Barricade, then you will need to refer to the VPN software developer for additional assistance.

ØSecureRemote VPN

§This application commonly uses IP Security so you will need to open port 500 as stated before.

§UDP Encapsulation Mode enables IKE/IPSec Secure Remote users to traverse Network Address Translation devices, firewalls and other devices that fail to handle IPSec packets. It also enables more than one Secure Remote user to work with IPSec behind a port- mapping NAT device, also known as dynamic NAT, (e.g., FireWall- 1 Hide NAT mode) with the same VPN-1/SecuRemote/SecureClient gateway.

§This is achieved by encapsulating IPSec packets inside UDP datagrams. This option is negotiated in IKE. VPN-1/SecuRemote/ SecureClient supports this feature only in IPSec ESP mode (AH is not supported).

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