On Mon, Jun 07 2010 at 10:18, rh...@hushmail.com wrote:
Actually, thinking about this again, I see from netstat -an that
isakmpd listens on all ports by default. Therefore needing to
specify in isakmpd.conf should be unnecessary, no ?
My bad, normally the local directive in ipsec.conf
Here is the configuration I used between 2 peers
ike esp tunnel \
Interesting. Thanks for that, and for your help.
I now seem to be able to get a flow going but not traffic (e.g.
with the below I cannot ping).
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious, but I think I need that
second pair
Hello List,
Have a working OSPF / BGP test setup going between two machines,
with BGP using the loopback of the other machine as the endpoint.
I now would like to go one step further and implement PF with
pfsync over IPSec as I don't have any spare ethernet ports.
The problem is that I've
On Mon, Jun 07 2010 at 15:10, rh...@hushmail.com wrote:
Hello List,
Have a working OSPF / BGP test setup going between two machines,
with BGP using the loopback of the other machine as the endpoint.
I now would like to go one step further and implement PF with
pfsync over IPSec as I
Aren't you looking for this ? :
r...@fw ~ # cat /etc/isakmpd/isakmpd.conf
\
Claer
I was so focused on trying to make ipsec.conf work that I did not
realise other options such as iaskmpd.conf might be worth
investigating. Combined with the fact that I'm
Actually, thinking about this again, I see from netstat -an that
isakmpd listens on all ports by default. Therefore needing to
specify in isakmpd.conf should be unnecessary, no ?
The precise errors I am seeing at present are :
Default rsa_sig_decode_hash: no public key found
Default dropped
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