Hi Everyone,

I'm trying to set up an IPSec tunnel between one of my offices and a 
vendor's network.  I have the tunnel connecting, but I'm hitting a brick 
wall on figuring out how to make my shorewall/iptables system work with it.

This setup is very different from anything I have previously set up in 
that they are requiring that I use SNAT to make all packets from our 
network appear to be coming from a subnet that they have provided and 
I'm not sure I understand how to accomplish this within shorewall.

Here is what we have (these aren't the real IPs):

My Network

192.168.27.1 - Firewall (Internal IP)
10.8.0.1 - Public IP
10.9.0.1 - Vendor Public IP
10.60.72.72/30 - Subnet to NAT source traffic to

Here's what I have for my IPSec config (which is connecting without issues)

conn sec1
         authby=secret
         left=10.8.0.1
         leftsubnet=10.60.72.72/30
         right=10.9.0.1
         rightsubnet=10.167.50.56/32
         auto=start
         pfs=no
         ike=aes-256-sha1-modp1024
         esp=aes-256-sha1

In Shorewall I have a pretty standard 2 network card setup:

eth0 - Local Network
eth1 - Internet

I have a couple other IPsec tunnels running on this machine and defined 
in the zones and tunnels files.nano t

Can anyone give me some tips about how I go about NAT'ing my source 
traffic in shorewall for something like this?  I'm thoroughly confused.

Brad


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