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| Clients do not have to be Internet Gate-s. Client (D) is a PC with a global IP address connected to the Internet running Windows' own IPSec client, or a third part IPSec software. Client (E) might be any brand IPSec gateway. If gateway (I) is not Internet Gate then it must support IPSec NAT-T to work (as it is behind a NAT). Internet Gate supports IPSec NAT-T. | Clients do not have to be Internet Gate-s. Client (D) is a PC with a global IP address connected to the Internet running Windows' own IPSec client, or a third part IPSec software. Client (E) might be any brand IPSec gateway. If gateway (I) is not Internet Gate then it must support IPSec NAT-T to work (as it is behind a NAT). Internet Gate supports IPSec NAT-T. | ||
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