I understand that MS decided to deprecate Chap V1 on the VPN connectivity
options, and instead provide only Chap V2. So, instead of having two decent
encryption options available for VPN, MS decided to leave two non-encrypted
options, and delete a useful and supported Chap V1 encrypted option.

This severely impacts ANYONE that utilizes Cisco PIX firewalls (we use
several Pix 501 and 506 firewalls), since they are not capable of supporting
Chap V2.

This leaves us with the less than desireable options of using an unencrypted
PAP connection, not connecting at all, or REPLACING all of our PIX firewalls.

FOR GOODNESS SAKES, PLEASE MAKE CHAP V1 AVAILABLE AGAIN IN THE VPN
CONNECTION. WHY WOULD MS MAKE THE DECISION TO REMOVE A FUNCTIONAL ENCRYPTION
STANDARD AND REPLACE IT WITH ONE THAT IS NOT FULLY SUPPORTED?

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"Skillmaker" wrote in message
...
I understand that MS decided to deprecate Chap V1 on the VPN connectivity
options, and instead provide only Chap V2. So, instead of having two
decent
encryption options available for VPN, MS decided to leave two
non-encrypted
options, and delete a useful and supported Chap V1 encrypted option.

This severely impacts ANYONE that utilizes Cisco PIX firewalls (we use
several Pix 501 and 506 firewalls), since they are not capable of
supporting
Chap V2.

This leaves us with the less than desireable options of using an
unencrypted
PAP connection, not connecting at all, or REPLACING all of our PIX
firewalls.

FOR GOODNESS SAKES, PLEASE MAKE CHAP V1 AVAILABLE AGAIN IN THE VPN
CONNECTION. WHY WOULD MS MAKE THE DECISION TO REMOVE A FUNCTIONAL
ENCRYPTION
STANDARD AND REPLACE IT WITH ONE THAT IS NOT FULLY SUPPORTED?

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Yes, I have seen this. Again, the PIX firewalls do NOT support CHAP, they DO
support MS Chap V1. There are literally 10s of thousands of Cisco PIX
firewalls out there.

I can understand removing features that are no useful, but I cannot
understand removing features that WORK and are SUPPORTED in the industry.

What would be so difficult about putting MS Chap V1 back into the VPN
interface? The 'work arounds' suggested by Microsoft are garbage.

"Sooner Al [MVP]" wrote:

"Skillmaker" wrote in message
...
I understand that MS decided to deprecate Chap V1 on the VPN connectivity
options, and instead provide only Chap V2. So, instead of having two
decent
encryption options available for VPN, MS decided to leave two
non-encrypted
options, and delete a useful and supported Chap V1 encrypted option.

This severely impacts ANYONE that utilizes Cisco PIX firewalls (we use
several Pix 501 and 506 firewalls), since they are not capable of
supporting
Chap V2.

This leaves us with the less than desireable options of using an
unencrypted
PAP connection, not connecting at all, or REPLACING all of our PIX
firewalls.

FOR GOODNESS SAKES, PLEASE MAKE CHAP V1 AVAILABLE AGAIN IN THE VPN
CONNECTION. WHY WOULD MS MAKE THE DECISION TO REMOVE A FUNCTIONAL
ENCRYPTION
STANDARD AND REPLACE IT WITH ONE THAT IS NOT FULLY SUPPORTED?

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I agree here, as we have the exact same problem. I checked with Cisco TAC
and they said since we are doing L2TP over IPSec, that PAP would be OK, since
it is all encrypted by IPSec first. Otherwise, PAP should be banned. It
should have been removed long before MSCHAPv1 was.

Regardless, the article referenced still doesn't address MSCHAPv1. MS needs
to either document a fix or better explain this one.



"Skillmaker" wrote:

Yes, I have seen this. Again, the PIX firewalls do NOT support CHAP, they DO
support MS Chap V1. There are literally 10s of thousands of Cisco PIX
firewalls out there.

I can understand removing features that are no useful, but I cannot
understand removing features that WORK and are SUPPORTED in the industry.

What would be so difficult about putting MS Chap V1 back into the VPN
interface? The 'work arounds' suggested by Microsoft are garbage.

"Sooner Al [MVP]" wrote:

"Skillmaker" wrote in message
...
I understand that MS decided to deprecate Chap V1 on the VPN connectivity
options, and instead provide only Chap V2. So, instead of having two
decent
encryption options available for VPN, MS decided to leave two
non-encrypted
options, and delete a useful and supported Chap V1 encrypted option.

This severely impacts ANYONE that utilizes Cisco PIX firewalls (we use
several Pix 501 and 506 firewalls), since they are not capable of
supporting
Chap V2.

This leaves us with the less than desireable options of using an
unencrypted
PAP connection, not connecting at all, or REPLACING all of our PIX
firewalls.

FOR GOODNESS SAKES, PLEASE MAKE CHAP V1 AVAILABLE AGAIN IN THE VPN
CONNECTION. WHY WOULD MS MAKE THE DECISION TO REMOVE A FUNCTIONAL
ENCRYPTION
STANDARD AND REPLACE IT WITH ONE THAT IS NOT FULLY SUPPORTED?

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Please, this is awful. I have to carry around two laptops - one with XP and
my new one just so we can continue to work on our clients that use Chap V1.
Come on. Get with the program MSFT! Also, how about getting copy / paste /
delete over shared networks working? Perhaps consider not limiting network
bandwidth when streaming?

Embarrassing effort. Would love to send you an invoice for the time and
money wasted on this product.

"Skillmaker" wrote:

I understand that MS decided to deprecate Chap V1 on the VPN connectivity
options, and instead provide only Chap V2. So, instead of having two decent
encryption options available for VPN, MS decided to leave two non-encrypted
options, and delete a useful and supported Chap V1 encrypted option.

This severely impacts ANYONE that utilizes Cisco PIX firewalls (we use
several Pix 501 and 506 firewalls), since they are not capable of supporting
Chap V2.

This leaves us with the less than desireable options of using an unencrypted
PAP connection, not connecting at all, or REPLACING all of our PIX firewalls.

FOR GOODNESS SAKES, PLEASE MAKE CHAP V1 AVAILABLE AGAIN IN THE VPN
CONNECTION. WHY WOULD MS MAKE THE DECISION TO REMOVE A FUNCTIONAL ENCRYPTION
STANDARD AND REPLACE IT WITH ONE THAT IS NOT FULLY SUPPORTED?

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