[Openswan Users] Openswan on fc14 with nss and net-to-net
Michael H. Warfield
mhw at WittsEnd.com
Sat Jan 29 22:48:55 EST 2011
On Sat, 2011-01-29 at 22:43 -0500, Alex wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > KLIPS and netkey (and mast) are transports. They better all be
> > compatible or they are not compliant with the IPsec standard. This is
> > in the keying exchange, IAC.
>
> Ah, that's really good to know.
>
> >> > Assuming you are NOT using PSK... If you are, do NOT post ANY from your
> >> > secrets files!
> >
> >> No, no PSK here.
> >
> > Really?
>
> If there are, then I understand less about this than I thought,
> because I thought that's why I'm using keys.
>
> > Ah... Crap. That's exactly the sort of thing I did not want you to
> > post. That's your private key. Looks like you are using raw RSA keys.
> > You might want to change that now. :-P Sorry. Guess I should have
> > been clearer.
>
> Heh, it's okay. I thought the key part was the leftrsasigkey=... part,
> but it's okay because I was pretty sure this would all be changing
> again anyway.
>
> >> It looks like the keys on the local and remote side are the same
> >> here?!
> >
> > Er? Each side should have their own keys. You only trade public keys.
>
> Yes, I just didn't realize they were different until I ran the
> commands you provided. I'll definitely now work on starting over.
>
> > Ok, seriously, are you really using the sample "*.example.com" certs or
> > are you just obfuscating things for posting here?
> Yes, just obfuscating. I thought there was a chance that would have
> been misunderstood and that I should have clarified.
> Do you know where I can find instructions on how to start with
> generating the CA, then the host keys, etc, in a way that's intended
> for my configuration?
I think what you will find in README.nss will cover just about what you
need in this case. It has instructions on creating a CA and copying
that between machines and generating the individual host keys and certs.
> Thanks,
> Alex
Regards,
Mike
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