[Openswan Users] Possible RoadWarrior/static ip setup help...

[Jeff.Williams at zootweb.com]

I truly apologize if this has been covered, I just can't seem to find any 
examples that are quite what I'm looking for, and I'm a extremely new to 
the openswan project.

I have a linux box that I want to connect to essentially a cisco vpn 
concentrator.  I was thinking along the lines of having the eth0 interface 
of the linux box be a 192.168.0.1 address as it's peer address.  The cisco 
concentrator's peer would be 192.168.0.1. 

The "leftsubnet" is where I'm having problems.  On the linux box I'm 
trying to have it act as if it is a "road warrior" where it's 
source/destination address space is a static ip address.  I am trying to 
use the ip address of 192.168.200.1 as the left subnet and then assigning 
the 192.168.200.1 address to the local interface.  This way none of my 
unencrypted traffic is on the network, and hopefully can only go across 
the encrypted link.

As for the "right subnet", it will be the rest of the network, so all 
addresses...  I'm hoping to then have two way traffic but the data is 
always encrypted to the linux box from the concentrator. 

I've gotten this to work using the "Cisco Easy VPN client" but I hate it 
and it only works as a DHCP client in which the concentrator assigns the 
ip address and I would like to have a static configuration.

Hopefully this isn't too confusing, but any assistance would be greatly 
appreciated...

-Jeff
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