Nortel definitely works with FreeS/WAN and has for quite a while.
At the Interop VPN labs tests, we got FreeS/WAN to work with almost
everyone (Internet Dynamics, Microsoft W2K, and NetScreen were
the only iffy ones) and it was quite solid. Contivity---although
its VPN configuration features are ... sparse (to say the least) ...
was reasonably solid in interoperability once we figured out
what the default (and unchangeable) configuration was.
You can see the configurations that we came up with at
http://www.opus1.com/vpn
jms
"Aaron C. Springer" wrote:
>
> Robert,
>
> Free S/WAN works with the Nortel contivity? That is great news.. I have been
> trying to get the switch to work with OpenBSD 2.6 with no luck.. Do you have
> any pointers to docs on how to make one or both work? Is there any more
> technical Nortel documentation available? The docs that come with the switch
> are pretty basic.
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