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L2TP + IPSec does not work in Debian 10
L2TP + IPSec does not work in Debian 10
I installed nerwork-manager-l2tp-gnome with all dependecies and libraries but it does not connect to my server.
Re: L2TP + IPSec does not work in Debian 10
I have the same problem.
I can connect with a windows client and with my android phone, but with linux it does not work.
the logfile says
VPN connection: failed to connect: 'invalid ipsec-gateway-id 'ipsec-gateway-id''
Which is BS, because I did not enter "ipsec-gateway-id" as "ipsec-gateway-id".
I tried setting this to the gateway hostname, to the gateway ip address, deleting it from the config, and the error message stays the same.
Anyone got any ideas???
I can connect with a windows client and with my android phone, but with linux it does not work.
the logfile says
VPN connection: failed to connect: 'invalid ipsec-gateway-id 'ipsec-gateway-id''
Which is BS, because I did not enter "ipsec-gateway-id" as "ipsec-gateway-id".
I tried setting this to the gateway hostname, to the gateway ip address, deleting it from the config, and the error message stays the same.
Anyone got any ideas???
Re: L2TP + IPSec does not work in Debian 10
You can't believe your eyes if your imagination is out of focus.
Re: L2TP + IPSec does not work in Debian 10
Since I last posted, I have played around a bit more with the VPN configuration.
I could not get it to work with the network-manager-l2tp plugin, but with plain config files
for strongswan (NOT libreswan) and xl2tpd and pppd I finally have it working!
One reason my first attempts without network-manager-l2tp did not work, is that my VPN username
contains a backslash, which needs to be escaped in the config file (two backslashes instead of one).
I could not get it to work with the network-manager-l2tp plugin, but with plain config files
for strongswan (NOT libreswan) and xl2tpd and pppd I finally have it working!
One reason my first attempts without network-manager-l2tp did not work, is that my VPN username
contains a backslash, which needs to be escaped in the config file (two backslashes instead of one).