Re: [strongSwan] Cisco brings up the tunnel, but Linux not --- AH only

2011-05-18 Thread Andreas Steffen
Hi, if you observe AH packets this means that ESP is used for encryption only (without optional ESP MAC) and authentication is done on top of ESP via AH. You can achieve the same with strongSwan as an initiator if you set auth=ah Best regards Andreas On 05/17/2011 05:31 PM, Zoltan wrote:

Re: [strongSwan] Cisco brings up the tunnel, but Linux not --- AH only

2011-05-18 Thread Zoltan
Hi Andreas, Thank you for your answer. I switched on auth=ah and I see the AUTHENTICATE difference in the output: initiating Quick Mode PSK+ENCRYPT+AUTHENTICATE+TUNNEL+UP, but alas, it didn't help. Actually, I don't see any change in the result (auth.log) NO_PROPOSAL_CHOSEN

Re: [strongSwan] Cisco brings up the tunnel, but Linux not --- AH only

2011-05-18 Thread Andreas Steffen
Hmmm, 000 vtest: ESP/AH proposal: 3DES_CBC/HMAC_MD5/N/A I see that this is a configuration problem with the rarely used AH option, dating back to Free/SWAN times. As far as I remember strongSwan always proposes SHA-1 irrespective of the HMAC algorithm you define. In your case, although you

Re: [strongSwan] How to ignore incoming IKE_SA_INIT to StrongSwan system

2011-05-18 Thread Eduardo Torres
Forgot to add, the target of this is to have the strongswan system to be the only initiator of the IKE_SA Thanks and Regards Eduardo M. Torres On 5/18/2011 8:44 PM, Eduardo Torres wrote: Hi StrongSwan team, I have the following configuration: StrongSwan in one peer and Fortinet Security