Is this even possilbe? I've done some more homework and as I understand it right now I have to add one configuration per client.
On Saturday 16 December 2006 18:33, Chris C. wrote: > Hi, > > We're currently (since 4 hours :() building a new wlan for my home network. > My confuguration is as follows: > > re0: link to my router (juniper) which is connected to a private line... > fxp0: link to my workstations > fxp1: link to my accespoint (Linksys WRT54GL, acting as a bridge) > fxp2: optical link to my servers switch > fxp3: connected to a via board > ne1: link to a very old device using bnc > ne3: currently unused > brige0: sould be ne1 + ne3 in the future... > > I want to protect my wlan using ipsec, I've already tried openvpn but it > don't like the way it works... > wlan clients get their ip's using dhcp on the 10.0.0.0/24 subnet, it works > great. I've blocked all incoming traffic in fxp1 using pf, but what I don't > get to work is ipsec :( > as I've more than one laptop/wireless devices and there are one or two > devices added dynamically (usually some firends laptop...) I need to be > able to allow multiple peers to connect at the same time. > > I've read man 5 ipsec.conf and also some guides on the net (mostly > outdated...), but don't understand the whole stuff. What do I have to > configure in ipsec.conf to allow multiple connections from 10.0.0.0/24 to > my internal LAN and the Internet? > Could someone guide me to an up-to-date howto/manpage or an example? > > Thanks!
