IPsec Remote Access VPN Example Using IKEv1 with Pre- Shared Keys

Configuration guides, troubleshooting and practical advice for AZTCOFW.

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Client tweaks

Personally I like to tweak it a little bit so the windows hide themselves nicely in the system tray. This is optional but I find it improves the user experience. In the VPN Access Manager, go to File > Preferences . For

On AZTCO-FW

Begin by enabling IPsec. Navigate to VPN > IPsecCheck Enable IPsec Click Save Now, create a phase 1 entry. Do not click on this page to create a phase 1 entry. That button will not go the page needed to create a phase 1

The client

This part is done on the user’s computer. Screenshots were taken in Windows but Shrew Soft VPN is available for Linux and BSD (so probably Mac) too. Download and install Shrew Soft VPN. Once finished, open ipseca.exe. Th

Troubleshooting

I’ve been using AZTCO-FW software in combination with Shrew Soft VPN for a long time and in my experience it is a very stable combination. However things can always go wrong. If it doesn’t work, here are some hints to he