[Openswan Users] CheckPoint Firewall Hybrid Mode

Michael Schwartzkopff misch at multinet.de
Mon Jul 4 17:07:28 CEST 2005


Am Montag, 4. Juli 2005 15:58 schrieb mei04014 at fe.up.pt:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your reply, but i don't quite understand you...
>
> I'm trying to make a tunnel between my linux box and a Checkpoint Firewall,
> using hybrid method.
>
> The way hybrid method works, as far as i understood it, is:
> -A phase 1 exchange authenticates the firewal using RSA
> -after that, a Transaction Exchange is initiated by the firewall, protected
> by the IKE SA negotiated in phase 1. and where the user is authenticated.
> -upon sucessfull completion of the exchange the IKE SA can be used for
> other purposes, like Quick mode...
>
> What i qould like to know, and if possible get an example, is if an
> openswan linux client supports this kind of assymetric authentication...
>
> Manuel Gomes

I don't believe that linux would support such a authentication scheme. But why 
don't you just install plain PSK authentication with linux. Let the others 
(Checkpoint SecuRemote, ...) do what they want. Configure a PSK tunnel with 
the linux firewall (or client). It really works.

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