> Anybody know if there's a newer version of msl2tp that supports NAT
> Traversal? I've got a '98 laptop with msl2tp installed, and it works
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> component for w2k & xp, but doesn't mention a newer version for '98 that
> I can find. Is there one, or are we all SOL if we still use '98?
Hmm... I guess the lack of any response at all means either
A) Everybody who might know thinks Microsoft never produced an updated version,
but hasn't bothered to say so.
B) Nobody here's even heard of L2TP/IPSEC.
In either case, looks like SOL for anybody trying to use it under '98.
Gary S. Terhune - 15 Sep 2005 18:15 GMT
>> Anybody know if there's a newer version of msl2tp that supports NAT
>> Traversal? I've got a '98 laptop with msl2tp installed, and it works fine
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> B) Nobody here's even heard of L2TP/IPSEC.
> In either case, looks like SOL for anybody trying to use it under '98.
More like your question is 1) Rather esoteric, one that relatively few people
are going to know about in the first place, and 2) Posted to a newsgroup that
while seemingly appropriate, actually gets very little traffic these days. All
the super-network geeks are going to be found in Win2K.Networking and
WinXP.Networking groups. You may get a flame or two for doing so, but I'd
suggest browsing a few of those later-model groups and seeing if you can find
one that has the people you need. One that might have what you need and is oddly
named:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely

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Mike Dorn - 16 Sep 2005 06:14 GMT
>>> Anybody know if there's a newer version of msl2tp that supports NAT
>>> Traversal? I've got a '98 laptop with msl2tp installed, and it works
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> might have what you need and is oddly named:
> news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely
Fair enough. Anybody over on the xp side of the fence know what's up with
Microsoft and support for l2tp/ipsec under 98?