Hi Stevie,
I guess you're fine. strongSwan meets your requirements. Although
finding a solution for Windows XP is usually a tough challenge.
Stevie K wrote:
> You might even use the native L2TP/IPsec client of Windows XP although the
>> setup is a bit nasty in my opinion. It also has some (secur
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the information.
2009/9/28 Daniel Mentz
>
> Please explain what you mean by that. Here's a quote from strongSwan's
> feature list that might be related to this requirement.
>
I'm not even sure myself, because these are the requirements of our service
provider.
But this
Hi Stevie,
you might also try the free Shrew Soft VPN Client for Windows XP:
http://www.shrew.net/
Under MS Vista and Windows 7 the configuration of the built-in
Microsoft IKEv1 client has become much more user friendly and
can be run without the tiresome L2TP overhead. Our strongSwan wiki
sho
Hi Stevie,
strongSwan meets most if not all of your requirements.
Stevie K wrote:
> ° Key exchanges using Internet PKIs
Please explain what you mean by that. Here's a quote from strongSwan's
feature list that might be related to this requirement.
- Authentication based on X.509 certificates or
Hello list,
we are planning to setup a new vm running Ubutu Linux as VPN gateway. We
need this for two purposes, one static VPN tunnel to a CISCO box and several
mobile VPN connections for road warriors.
The CISCO VPN tunnel has the following requirements:
° Encapsulating Security Protocol (ESP)
