On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 19:11, Tibbs, Richard wrote:
> Hello list..
> 
Hi Richard,



> The hardware setup is simple: 
> win2000 machine --- ethswitch ----- fw --- internal subnet
>               ^                   ^    ^
>    137.45.192.86      137.45.192.69   192.168.10.254 

your shorewall seems not to be the problem. The ipsec.conf looks good to
me, too.

> Jul 13 11:58:08 firewall pluto[29061]: "road-warrior"[1] 137.45.192.86
> #1: respo
> nding to Main Mode from unknown peer 137.45.192.86
> Jul 13 11:58:08 firewall pluto[29061]: "road-warrior"[1] 137.45.192.86
> #1: Main
> mode peer ID is ID_IPV4_ADDR: '137.45.192.86'
> Jul 13 11:58:08 firewall pluto[29061]: "road-warrior"[1] 137.45.192.86
> #1: sent
> MR3, ISAKMP SA established

This means that the Connection for key exchange was successfully
established.

> Jul 13 11:58:08 firewall pluto[29061]: "road-warrior"[1] 137.45.192.86
> #1: canno
> t respond to IPsec SA request because no connection is known for
> 0.0.0.0/0===137.45.192.69...137.45.192.86

^ This seems to be your problem! The win client asks for a connection
that is not specified on the bering side, so i assume your windows
config is wrong. The thing above should look like:
192.168.10.0/24==137.45.192.69...137.45.192.86 (which is %any)


> Jul 13 11:58:08 firewall pluto[29061]: "road-warrior"[1] 137.45.192.86
> #1: sendi
> ng encrypted notification INVALID_ID_INFORMATION to 137.45.192.86:500
> Jul 13 11:58:09 firewall pluto[29061]: "road-warrior"[1] 137.45.192.86
> #1: Quick
>  Mode I1 message is unacceptable because it uses a previously used
> Message ID 0x

The following messages are only caused by the one above...
So it seems that you have a FreeSwan (Configuration) problem.

Can you provide more about your win side configuration ??

--arne






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