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Old 31-05-2005, 15:25   #1
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Ipsec/FreeSwan problem

I used to have FreeSwan configured properly on my home server, connected to my wife's office so I could get in securely. Then I was upgraded to 1.5mb (I am on Bromley platform via STB) and now I can't connect.

When I used to do a traceroute to the office, it used to start with 80.x.x.x and I followed that to configure FreeSwan. Now if I do the same, the list starts with 10.x.x.x before hitting 80.3.2.1 which is a local router or somesuch.

Checking the "true" IP address of my connection gives me an 80.x.x.x address, but I am confused (as clearly I still can't get it to work) as to what I should configure in FreeSwan - do I start with my 80.x.x.x address and put in the next "hop" as 80.3.2.1, or does the 10.x.x.x address need to be in there somewhere?

Thanks for any help

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