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Comment on Ubuntu IPSEC/L2TP VPN Client by Willie

Willie — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 00:54:29 +0000

On the opposite side of things, connecting a native Windows client to a IPSec/L2TP VPN server takes a bit of set up as well. Step by step: http://www.rootmanager.com/ubuntu-ipsec-l2tp-windows-domain-auth/setting-up-openswan-xl2tpd-with-native-windows-clients.html

Comment on Ubuntu IPSEC/L2TP VPN Client by Alucard

Alucard — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 10:39:41 +0000

Thank you very much for these instructions, as they directed my week-long efforts towards the right solution. But, as I afterwards learned at xelerance irc support channel, this approach is not correct. There are two reasons for that, first is packets are not automatically forwarded to internal lan (in case you need them to), second, there is a right way to setup correct forwarding via ipsec options. Using leftnexthop = option, both correct routing and packet forwarding are achieved. This also might only be related to servers with multiple network interfaces, cant tell for sure. But thanks again, without your input, i’m uncertain how much time it would take to make it work.

Comment on (GNOME) Evolution extremely slow by jmpease

jmpease — Mon, 26 May 2008 14:52:11 +0000

Michiel, the first thing I would try is to limit the number of responses from the Global Catalog server. There’s a checkbox for this in your account settings that should be checked. You could also try reducing the number provided by that setting. It defaults to 500 messages, but you may see some better performance with the number reduced. Worst case, you may need to set the Global Catalog server setting blank, which helps in the cases where the address is incorrect or if the server cannot be reached.

The issue I was running into was that the active directory server could not be reached from outside the school network without a VPN connection. If I left the active directory (Global Catalog server) setting blank, the machines wouldn’t time out trying to reach the AD server. Our security group decided not to support Linux when they setup the VPN and I’ve been working lately to add this support. Now, with a successful VPN connection and the Global Catalog entry filled in with our AD server address, everything seems to work fine.

Comment on (GNOME) Evolution extremely slow by Michiel

Michiel — Wed, 21 May 2008 21:18:06 +0000

I also have a serious performance problem with Evolution and the Exchange connector. My Inbox is normally retrieved reasonably fast and I can open mails and attachments. However……. When I try to reply to a message, Evolution stalls completely. The harddisk is very active but I have no clue what it does. Something like retrieving a global address list perhaps? This is a very large list so could take a some time. I have never seen the process finish, always hard-reset the PC after a minute or 10 or 15. How can I prevent Evolution from trying to retrieve the Global Address List??

Thanks for any help, Michiel