Comcast "business" cable internet; blocking IPSec ISAKMP?
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Comcast "business" cable internet; blocking IPSec ISAKMP?

 
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Howard Beale
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Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 8:43 am    Post subject: Comcast "business" cable internet; blocking IPSec ISAKMP? Reply with quote

Has anyone heard of this actually happening? Googling it brings up a fair
amount of armwaving about this topic circa 2002, but nothing recently.

I have a client with this service at their remote office; their previous
IPSec setup was flakey and we replaced their firewalls on both ends with new
equipment, but when I installed this I've noticed that the tunnel cannot be
brought up with requests from their home office -- it appears that the
ISAKMP packets originating in the home office simply go nowhere.

But if the tunnel is brought up with keying initiated at the remote office,
it works just fine. We verified this behavior by building a second tunnel
to the remote office from our office.

I can only think of two explanations for this phenomena: Comcast is
deliberately blocking inbound ISAKMP packets to mangle IPSec tunnels, or the
cable modem itself has some filtering enabled, blocking these inbound
packets.
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Quaoar
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Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 7:28 am    Post subject: Re: Comcast Reply with quote

Take this to the Comcast hsi forum at www.dslreports.com .

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