Hi, On Thu, Jun 08, 2017 at 10:00:50AM +0200, richard lucassen wrote: > Is there an option to run a peer to peer tunnel which is up (tun > devices are there), but remains completely silent and only becomes > active when data is routed through the tunnel? So no keepalive, no > initializing. > > IOW: a sort of encrypted version of an ipip tunnel. I think I can do > the trick using OpenSWAN (not sure), but I prefer OpenVPN.
If you do a peer-to-peer tunnel with static key, and no keepalive configured,
this is what it will do.
If you do TLS without keepalive, I think it will renegotiate ever so often
(like, every 12 hours) so you'll see marginal traffic even if there is
no activity - on the other side, the security level of TLS is much better,
so "static key" is not really recommended.
gert
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