Antw: lsipsectool, was Re: [Openswan Users] Creating Win XP vpn connection

Uwe Knop Uwe.Knop at lds.brandenburg.de
Wed Apr 26 10:35:17 CEST 2006


Hallo,

this one can help you.
http://lists.virus.org/freeswan-0311/msg00781.html

bye uk


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>>> Paul Wouters <paul at xelerance.com> 25.04.06 20.51 >>>
On Tue, 25 Apr 2006, Marek Greko wrote:

> > Blame microsoft. Despite the above comment about profiles per user,
> > ipsec-usable certificates need administrative priviledges to be imported
> > into the registry. This is the same issue why you cannot double click it.
>
> Uuuuu.... and how can I get normal user running lsipsectool? Admiistrator
> already has imported the correct certificate... How can I make user to use
> it?

I think the user needs "Local Administrator" rights to both import and read
the certificate as a "Host Certificate" needed for IPsec. I have never tried
it as a user without Local Admin rights, since usually people have those
permissions on their own laptop.

Maybe Enrique can tell us more,

Paul
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