<div>Multiple Roadwarrior Connections<br>This mechanism also allows for multiple connections. For instance, if we want a connection from North (also on dynamic IP) to West, we could set up the following connections:<br>conn west-east
<br>left=<a href="http://west.testbed.xelerance.net">west.testbed.xelerance.net</a><br>right=%any<br><a href="mailto:rightid=@east">rightid=@east</a><br>leftrsasigkey=0sAQQED1....<br>rightrsasigkey=0sAQV7yV....<br>auto=add
<br>conn west-north<br>left=<a href="http://west.testbed.xelerance.net">west.testbed.xelerance.net</a><br>right=%any<br><a href="mailto:rightid=@north">rightid=@north</a><br>leftrsasigkey=0sAQQED1....<br>rightrsasigkey=0sAQ5GP....
<br>auto=add<br>Note that the rightrsasigkey= settings for these two entries are different. The first would contain East's public RSA key, and the second connection would contain North's public RSA key.</div>
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<div>content above is from "publish and building vpn with openswan"</div>
<div>there are two connections ,the parameter "right" of which are %any.</div>
<div>Following are MAIN MODE OF Phase 1 exchanges with RSASIG authentication option.</div>
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<div>Initiator Responder<br> ----------- -----------<br> HDR, SA --><br> <-- HDR, SA<br> HDR, KE, Ni -->
<br> <-- HDR, KE, Nr<br> HDR*, IDii, [ CERT, ] SIG_I --><br> <-- HDR*, IDir, [ CERT, ] SIG_R<br> </div>
<div>i see that the id payload(the rightid above) is sent through the last message, then i want to know how can the west determine which connection the coming roadwarriors belong to when the id payload was not included in the first message .
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