VPN access to a Watchguard firewall using Radius credentials

Good morning, I have an Ipod Touch 4G that I would like to use to connect to our Watchguard firewall using the built in VPN client and pptp
I am the person onsite that manages the Watchguard firewall(s) (x553 with 10.2.12 firmware) , which are setup for pptp vpn access using Windows Radius servers. The users use their Active Directory credentials to make the VPN connections.
I have several macs at home, including an iMac and Mac mini and both of them can easily make VPN connections to the Watchguard firewall using pptp VPN access with Radius credentials. T
The setup I have been trying on the ipod Touch 4g is using the dns name for the firewall (published in Network Solutions DNS). I have also tried the outside address of each firewall. For the account, since we are using a Radius connection into Active Directory, I put my login in the format of domain\username . RSA SecurID is On, the Encryption level is set to Auto and Send all traffic is off.
In my testing so far, the Ipod Touch starts the connection, starts authenticating to Radius and fails. If I turned off RSA SecurID, no authentication is attempted, so it looks like this needs to stay turned on. It doesn't seem to matter is Send all traffic is off or on. Having it off is preferable as I don't want to send all Internet traffic through the firewall when connected via VPN.
So, I basically duped the setup of the VPN on the Ipod Touch based on my setup that's working on the Mac Mini and Imacs at home. But VPN on the iPod Touch 4g with the latest version of IOS is not working.
Does anyone have this kind of configuration working on the iPod Touch 4g or know if this is a shortcoming of this version of the Ipod or IoS?
Thanks,
Leo

I fixed my vpn connection on the iPod Touch. This is what works for Radius login to a Watchguard firewall:
Server (DNS name or ip address).
Account domainname\username
RSA SecurIT off
Encryption level Auto
Send All Traffic off.
Leo

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Tom

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Can't auth to Nortels networks devices using RADIUS with ACS 5.1

Hi,
I've got a problem with the ACS 5.1 RADIUS Authentication for Nortel network devices (Baystack 470, ERS 5530 5510, Passport 8606).
After configuring RADIUS on these device (primary serv, secondary serv, secret key, port...) and adding them to my ACS Servers.
I can't manage to login using RADIUS and i get the following message.
"Permission denied, please try again" or "No response from RADIUS server"(?) (depending on the device type)
But in my ACS View, I can see : "Authentication succeeded."
I've also checked the RADIUS frames, the "Access-Request" and "Access-Accept" are correctly transmitted.
I've got no problems with RADIUS Auth using other brand devices
Is there any known issues with Nortels devices using Cisco ACS 5.1 with RADIUS Authentication ?
Regards.

Are you sure that setting up a compound condition will help ?
To me, the RADIUS Nortel VSA are used for Authorization,and my problem is about Authentication (usually for a simple authentication, we stay in the IETF RADIUS Standards ? no ?)
Also, does setting this condition will change the Access-Accept packets sent by the ACS to the device ?
Here is my steps in the ACS View
11001 Received RADIUS Access-Request
11017 RADIUS created a new session
Evaluating Service Selection Policy
15004 Matched rule
15012 Selected Access Service - Default Network Access
Evaluating Identity Policy
15006 Matched Default Rule
15013 Selected Identity Store - Internal Users
24210 Looking up User in Internal Users IDStore - radius
24212 Found User in Internal Users IDStore
22037 Authentication Passed
Evaluating Group Mapping Policy
Evaluating Exception Authorization Policy
15042 No rule was matched
Evaluating Authorization Policy
15006 Matched Default Rule
15016 Selected Authorization Profile - Permit Access
11002 Returned RADIUS Access-Accept
So I think the ACS does its job

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