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I tried to get Apple to admit this problem. I was told by the tech a dozen things and then he started talking about how Server “wants” things this way or that. Once people start talking about what the computer “Likes” or “Wants” you know you have wandered out of knowledge and into voodoo. I was never able to get farther then Server not wanting to have the firewall/vpn on the service machine, and I shouldn’t want it either. Very frustrating.
Addressing an earlier post. I have tried this with 192.168.1.x, 192.168.1.32.X, 10.0.20.x, and 172.16.32.x over the many many reinstalls… They all fail the same way.
I wish you much better luck.
I have the same problem. Were you ever able to find a way to allow vpn clients to access services on the VPN Gateway?
A little more description: The problem seems to be that there is a 15 second delay making any TCP connection to the Gateway (and only to the Gateway) when you are a vpn client. This delay is too long for most DNS clients and so one just sees failures. You can see the more general case by telnet’ing or ssh’ing to the gateway… presto 15 second delay and then connection.
