A different IPSec policy for each connection?

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I have a Win2K Pro system that is used to connect to two other computers on
the Internet. For one connection, my system acts as a client in the other it
acts as a server. Is it possible to have two active IPSec policies (one for
client and one for server) or a single policy that secures the connections to
both external systems?
 
There can only be one ipsec policy assigned on the computer. What you can
try is to configure your filters so that the specific IP address of the
network adapter is used instead of "my IP address" to try and accomplish
what you want to do. --- Steve
 

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