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Feb 07, 2019 · On pfSense, I've connected using the OpenVPN client and this works fine, but doesn't seem to work when using Tunnel VPN on Untangle. When I change my DHCP Configuration to hand out my VPN's DNS server, I simply can't reach any sites so it seems Tunnel VPN does not allow for this quite yet.

Dec 05, 2019 · Sign in to like videos, comment, and subscribe. Sign in. Watch Queue Queue You can give priority to discounts by such a discount:'IPsec VPN for $25 a month' in Untangle, so hurry and click! MORE+. Expires: Apr 15, 2020 3 used. Click to Save Feb 07, 2019 · On pfSense, I've connected using the OpenVPN client and this works fine, but doesn't seem to work when using Tunnel VPN on Untangle. When I change my DHCP Configuration to hand out my VPN's DNS server, I simply can't reach any sites so it seems Tunnel VPN does not allow for this quite yet. Untangle May 20, 2003 · IPsec-based VPN’s need UDP port 500 opened for ISAKMP key negotiations, IP protocol 51 for Authentication Header traffic (not always used), and IP protocol 50 for the "encapsulated data itself. With the IPSec NAT-T support in the Microsoft L2TP/IPSec VPN client, IPSec sessions can go through a NAT when the VPN server also supports IPSec NAT-T. IPSec NAT-T is supported by Windows Server 2003. IPSec NAT-T is also supported by Windows 2000 Server with the L2TP/IPSec NAT-T update for Windows XP and for Windows 2000.

Aug 08, 2016 · The OpenVPN in Untangle is a great way to establish site to site VPN between Untangle boxes. It is also free as opposed to the IPSec VPN app which is one of the pay for modules. However, there are some frustrations with visibility in troubleshooting information.

The Untangle IPsec VPN is mainly used to provide site-to-site connections, which have many advantages over site-to-site solutions provided by OpenVPN including (but not limited to) better support for sharing, replication, LDAP protocols, and higher speed. Untangle IPsec VPN also provides the client-to-site connection method based on L2TP/IPsec

As long as your Untangle router fully supports IPSEC it should work. I will say that VPNs are hard enough to get working properly without having two different kinds of routers. I'd strongly suggest you get two Untangles or two Sonicwalls so the differences between the two will not be the issue.