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We have also been experiencing what we believe is the problem reported by Itai Tavor on the list. An Openswan roadwarrior configuration under Fedora Core 1 and early Fedora Core 2 kernels connected properly to an Astaro (Frees/wan-based) IPSEC gateway, but under later Fedora Core 2 kernels and Fedora Core 3, the connection no longer works. The ISAKAMP SA is established, but it is impossible to ping or otherwise contact the remote gateway.<BR>
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Like Itai, we have spent a great deal of time debugging this issue using various Openswan-packaged RPMs, Fedora Project-packaged RPMs, Strongswan, and Openswan built from CVS -- all to no avail. Does anyone have a functioning roadwarrior setup under Fedora Core 3? If so, could you post your ipsec.conf and updown scripts, and any other info needed to get the connection working?
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