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Hi,<br>
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Paul Wouters wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Utkarsh Shah wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I am using openswan 2.4.5 on redhat linux 2.6.16.
I have 2 wan connectivity (eth1 & eth2).
When I try to make a connection on any interface it gets established
successfully but when I connect to 2nd inteface(eth2) unable to access
LAN, packets are coming on wrong interface. ie instead of ipsec1 it
comes on ipsec0.
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I have heard more reports saying this.....
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Any thing we can do for this ?? any work-around or temporary solution ??<br>
I have to provide "always on" vpn connectivity between our branch
offices. <br>
At one of our branch office sometime have problem with Internet
connectivity.<br>
Need to switch on second gateway when primary connection gets fail.<br>
Is this problem is resolved in newer version ??<br>
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<pre wrap="">Can any one help me to understand "mode config" and can we implement
DHCP over IPSec ??
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Upgrade to openswan 2.4.7 and read the man page for ipsec.conf to find
out about all the xauth and modeconfig options. But it is probably
easier to get openswan+xl2tpd working and do a native l2tp connection
to get IP's assigned to your roadwarriros from your internal network.
Paul
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Regards,<br>
Utkarsh Shah<br>
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