Anyone know of some IPSEC Tunnel Server side software which can be put onto a Linux box, so that a Router / Windoze box could IPSEC tunnel into ?
FreeS/WAN, as someone's already commented.
I'll make some additional points:
- There's no such thing as an IPSec "server" or IPSec "client". They are both just "endpoints". i.e. each side can be set up to authenticate the other. Of course some software that's sold as a "client" just has the detection of incoming connection traffic disabled so you can't just initiate an IPSec connection into it, but it's still really just an "endpoint".
- I can't recommend IPCop highly enough for IPSec. Sure it is designed to run as a dedicated firewall appliance and doesn't just sit on your existing Linux machine, but it makes setting up IPSec a thousand times easier. www.ipcop.org
- Router? Cisco perhaps? Better go sign up for export approval for a 3DES key from Cisco. Cisco only ship (by default) single DES enabled routers outside of the US, and FreeS/WAN (quite rightly) only supports 3DES not single DES.
-- Del
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