[Openswan Users] Re: NAT Traversal support with openswan (which
draft version initiator/responder?)
Xiaoming Yu
xiaoming at us.ibm.com
Fri Jun 18 11:03:55 CEST 2004
Thank you all for all the answers provided. Looks like preshared key is not
a good option to deal with multiple clients. I read an article saying that
%any can be used in the ipsec.secrets file too, but no detail about it. Can
I use something like x.x.x.x %any: PSK "test". where x.x.x.x is the server
IP address? So when the Linux server tries to find an matching preshared
key, it always find a match here? I tried this but seems not work. Can
anybody shed some light on using %any in ipsec.secrets?
Another thing I saw confused me a lot. As I mentioned above, once I change
one IP to %any in the secrets file, didn't work. Then I want to change
back to an IP address (the IP of NAT box), to cheat a little assuming then
it should find the match. But I still saw in the security log "cannot
authenticate, not preshared key found for x.x.x.x and %any" Obvious it
still remembers the old %any. I tried every thing I can think of
(delete/recreate a new file, reload the connection, restart openswan), but
sill not work. I haven't done a reboot, but I hope it is not necessary? Any
suggestion here?
Thanks so much again for any feedback?
Xiaoming Yu
Dept. MR6, VPN Development
IBM Rochester, MN
Phone: (507)253-5829
Email: xiaoming at us.ibm.com
Paul Wouters
<paul at xelerance.c
om> To
Xiaoming Yu/Rochester/IBM at IBMUS
06/17/2004 06:03 cc
PM users at lists.openswan.org
Subject
Re: [Openswan Users] Re: NAT
Traversal support with openswan
(which draft version
initiator/responder?)
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004, Xiaoming Yu wrote:
> But what if the other system is non-Linux platform? I am not sure this
way
> of generating SA signature is universal, isn't it? Say is there a
> corresponding application or command I can run to generate the key on
other
> platforms?
Then for now you are stuck with X.509 certificates.
Perhaps IKEv2 fixes some of this. Michael?
Paul
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