> 21.08.07, 00:00, Craig Boston (cb_at_severious.net) wrote: > > Thank you very much, Craig, > > I've removed IPSEC options from my kernel config > and now vpnc works fine for me! > The only thing I need to know: if CURRENT IPSec and > vpnc are completely incompatible? If so, how to reproduce > the vpnc behaviour using IPSec? > You can try the ipsec tools racoon software which uses kernel ipsec protocol support and can communicate with cisco gateway products. As an alternative, you are welcome to give my ike software a try which also uses kernel ipsec protocol support. It is a port of an ike daemon and qt/gui front end applications originally written for a win32 client. I use it quite regularly to connect to a cisco ASA and supports FreeBSD, NetBSD and Linux platforms. Although it hasn't been tested much on current, it certainly works well with a 6.2 release ( w or w/o NAT-T patches ). The open source licensed code can be had from the following subversion repository ( see README.TXT for build and usage details ) ... svn://svn.shrew.net/ike/head ... a few screenshots ( 2 Win32, 1 FreeBSD ) for the curious ... http://www.shrew.net/?page=software I have a FreeBSD ports entry for this as well that I need to submit. -MatthewReceived on Wed Aug 22 2007 - 05:23:12 UTC
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.4.0 : Wed May 19 2021 - 11:39:16 UTC