RWTH VPN Expert configuration
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using WLAN ("mops")
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Note: Preferably use
eduroam
- VPN-Server: vpn.rwth-aachen.de
- Group name: MoPS
- Group password: mopsWLAN
- Use your user ID (e.g.: ab123456)
- This profile suppresses any traffic on local network connections
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using Uni-DSL
- VPN-Server: vpn-unidsl.rwth-aachen.de
- Group name: Uni-DSL
- Group password: uni-dsl-2005
- Use your user ID (e.g.: ab123456)
- This service is designed to handle the high capacities used by Uni-DSL
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External usage
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using Split-Tunneling
- VPN-Server: vpn.rwth-aachen.de
- Group name: Extern
- Group password: external
- Use your user ID (e.g.: ab123456)
- Only traffic to RWTH internal IPs will be routed through the tunnel
- Any other traffic will be processed normally via your usual internet connection
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without Split-Tunneling
- VPN-Server: vpn.rwth-aachen.de
- Group name: FullTunnel
- Group password: medical
- Use your user ID (e.g.: ab123456)
- Only traffic to locally connected networks will be routed normally
- All other traffic will be transported through the vpn tunnel
- This profile is mostly used to access the RWTH online libraries
the following protocols/ports can be used via vpn:
udp/10000
tcp/10000
udp/4500
udp/500
esp (50)
ah (51)
An open source client for the Cisco vpn used at the RWTH Aachen can be found at http://www.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/~massar/vpnc/.
Edit the configuration file for vpnc:
Path: /etc/vpnc.conf:
Interface name vpnlink
IKE DH Group dh2
Perfect forward Secrecy nopfs
IPSec gateway vpn.rwth-aachen.de
IPSec ID MoPS
IPSec secret mopsWLAN
Xauth username ab123456
Xauth password XXXXXXXX
Target networks 134.130.0.0/16 137.226.0.0/16
Before starting the vpn via "vpnc-connect /etc/vpnc.conf", running the following command may be necessary
cd /dev
/sbin/MAKEDEV
In some cases reloading the network driver might be required:
rmmod DRIVER (Return)
modprobe DRIVER
Run:
dhclient eth0 vpnc-connnect
The program runs in userspace and uses the tun/tap drivers (at least under Linux). Make sure support for tun/tap is available in your kernel.
You can use the OpenVPN access to the RWTH network.
If you use a different method please tell us about your experience. The following settings are required for your client to work.
- VPN Server: CISCO Concentrator 3030
- Authentication Mode: XAUTH - Preshared Keys
- Authenticaiton Alogrithm: ESP/md5/HMAC-128
- Encryption Algorithm: 3DES-168
- Encapsulation Mode: Tunnel
- Perfect forward Security: Disabled