The keyid type of keystring and set-id in the kerio vpnsetup has to match. If you re-set the key-id, flush the phase1 on both appliances. On the Kerio side just disable the von-tunnel and re-enable after 1min or so.
ive been trying to connect a sophos xg to a kerio control for quite some time - whatever i try as auth type (preshared vs certificate) and whatever policy settings i try, they are unable to connect. has anyone successfully connected a xg to a kerio control and could you share some details / screenshots of the settings?
please find the settings attached - the ID equal the local and remote public IP addresses - settings have been configured based on this kb article: -control/vpn/configuring-ipsec-vpn-tunnel-kerio-control-and-another-device-1390.html
Hi everyone - after lots of playing around, i now seem to have a stable vpn connection to two kerio boxes established - ping in both directions is working, rdp and http / https traffic works rather nicely - only one thing still kills me: no ssh connection from the sophos network to the kerio one possible (broken pipe) - what ive tried so far:
Hello HP team! Please, Can you help me to solve my problem? During the installation kerio control OS in HP, Bios mode leagacy hard driver not founded. Please, give me advise, how can i install with Bios mode leagacy than hard driver will be found?
Source IP address in kerio control is IP address from any client( external web traffic or internal ip's or specific IP). Source ip address depend upon whom you like to give access to web services on your server.
Hey folks,
I hope you are all well.
I have setup my first kerio control as a web filter for our office/lab and were testing it but i am having serious issues even if followed all details dozen times again and again something isnt functioning blocking the sites i wanted to block.
I have attached here also the exported config file hoping that someone who knows the details may understand and guide me where im stuck.
I am sure there is a small issue i have missed or miss configured but i cant figure it out after going through all resources...
Hope someone can help me i would so much appreciate it
We have Kerio Connect (mail server) running on a Windows Server 2003 server on a domain. In the webmail client, users are able to change their domain password. This functionality used to work fine until a user tried to change their password a few days ago, when every password they'd try would result in the webmail client claiming their password was "invalid". I spoke to Kerio about this and they claim that this error is returned by the domain controller, which supports my initial investigations.
As we think about the ideal configuration another question would be whether a single connection from the switch to the controller device is sufficient or whether multiple connections from switch to controller device would provide redundancy and be worth the effort and expense.
Warning for Kerio Control server 9.2.6. The latest compatible VPN client version is 9.2.7.2921. Since 9.2.8 the VPN client is incompatible and requires updated Kerio Control server. In the cause you are a Kerio Control 9.2.6 user please switch to the kerio-control-vpnclient-9.2.7
I have the same problem with no incoming packets. And it's definitely because of a system setting, but which one I don't know yet. I have at the same machine on different drives up-to-date arch systems. The old one I've installed many years ago, and the new one a couple of weeks ago. The same kerio-control-vpnclient package works fine on the old system. All the differences I see for the moment is that the old configuration leaks IPv6. I've tried to disable IPv6 on the fresh arch lead to no luck. Can anybody point me to see something else?
If mydomain.com is a real registered domain that you control, you can obtain a certificate using the DNS Challenge. This avoids having to expose your server to incoming internet traffic. It will still need to be able to connect to the internet outgoing, though.
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