[Leaf-user] IPSEC 1.91 and EigerStein

2001-11-04 Thread Barry Martin

I have not upgraded to Dachstein yet, but will soon.  I am still running
EigerStein and I am attempting to upgrade to the newest IPSEC 1.91 that
Charles just released.  I have installed the required LRP files,
ifconfig, mawk, and IPSEC.  Upon booting and before the logon prompt, I
get the following errors:

"tr: not found"

and

"ipsec_setup: cannot find ipsec command -- 'start' aborted"

If I try to run IPSEC from a prompt, then I get this error:

"egrep: not found"

>From everything I have read it appears I need busybox?  If this true, if
so, where do I find it?

Barry


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[Leaf-user] Dachstein and forward rules

2001-11-10 Thread Barry Martin

Charles, how are you setting up the forward rules in Dachstein for
IPSEC?  Is there still a walk-list or do I need to write my own ipchains
in the ipchains.forward script?

Barry Martin


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RE: [Leaf-user] Re: Dachstein and forward rules

2001-11-10 Thread Barry Martin

Thanks.  I added the chains to the ipchains.forward file and everything
works fine.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Charles
Steinkuehler
Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 6:16 PM
To: Barry Martin; 'LEAF'
Subject: [Leaf-user] Re: Dachstein and forward rules

> Charles, how are you setting up the forward rules in Dachstein for
> IPSEC?  Is there still a walk-list or do I need to write my own
ipchains
> in the ipchains.forward script?

I assume you're referring to the forwarding rules that allow packets to
cross the VPN...ie the rules that accept packets from your local subnet
to
the remote subnet.

Your options are to either add these rules to ipchains.forward, in which
case they will *ALWAYS* be in effect...not a problem if you're using
private
IP space and the output garbage filters are still in place, but this
*CAN*
allow data that should be encrypted out over the 'net if you're using
public
IP's or if you're using private IP's and don't have the output garbage
filters enabled (in this case, the traffic won't get far, but someone
nearby
could still sniff it...especially if you're on a cable-modem or similar
shared access line).

The other option is to let IPSec create the forwarding rules for you
(left|rightfirewall=yes).  This dynamically brings the forwarding rules
up/down with the IPSec link, insuring you won't send anything in the
clear
that should be encrypted, but you have to remember to restart IPSec if
you
need to reload your firewall rules, as the IPSec forward rules will be
lost.
There are more elegant ways around this (ie have IPSec add/remove it's
forwarding rules from a custom chain that the automated firewall scripts
call, but don't clear), but I haven't bothered to set it up...

Charles Steinkuehler
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net
http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net (lrp.c0wz.com mirror)



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[Leaf-user] aliased IP addresses on DCD

2002-01-11 Thread Barry Martin

Does this work with DCD? 

eth0_ALIAS0=216.248.55.3



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RE: [Leaf-user] LEAF routing private IP space w/ IPSEC

2002-02-08 Thread Barry Martin

You have to fake out the routing.  For the hub site you need to shorten
the subnet mask.  For example.  If using a /16 subnet mask for all
sites, then in the ipsec.conf file on all connections, specify that your
internal site is a /8.

Check out this site for details:
http://jixen.tripod.com/
and look at this section:  Using a central Ipsec gateway as a "tunnel
hub"



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Leach
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 6:41 PM
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Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] LEAF routing private IP space w/ IPSEC

hi,

I have a question on this with a twist.

If I have several nodes connected to a sentral HUB 
via IPSec, how can I route from node A to node B?
Right now, the HUB can ping every node, but nodes
can only pin the HUB.

Thanks,
j.

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