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I have an ipsec SA established with a w2k machine, and I can ping and
establish generic tcp connections across it fine.

I then tried to do an mount_smbfs of a share from that machine, and I
get the following error after being prompted for the passwd:

mount_smbfs: unable to open connection
mount_smbfs: mount error for /mnt: Socket is not connected

I've previously (a couple of days ago) had smbfs working fine with
this same machine, before ipsec was in use.

Any ideas what's wrong?

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Dan.

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