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flovin · 02-03-2005

I have set up a hub and spoke PIX VPN network using IPsec, all IP traffic is allowed to pass through. At the hub there is a Windows 2003 Small Business Server. At the remote sites there are only Windows XP clients used by employees working both remot...

flovin · 03-03-2005

Yes, this did indeed help, thank you very much for the tip - the problem turns out to be that Windows uses ICMP pings to detect slow links. First it sends a small ping packet, after the receiving the reply it send a 2048 bytes ICMP ping packet. Howev...

flovin · 02-04-2005

Hi Steve, Yes, I can ping devices on both sides of the tunnel - I tried to have a packet sniffer running to check if I could see any anomaly there, and noticed the pings, they ping each other a few times between other things like dns lookup. Flóvin

flovin · 02-04-2005

I'll have to search for that registry key. Yes, I know it would be preferable with a local DC, but circumstances don't allow this. There's nothing unusual to be seen on the DC at all, there are two sites defined - one being the server local site and ...

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