I've done this. IIRC It was a PITA.
I'm having trouble finding my notes but my recollection is that the
Cisco nomenclature is different.
Also, the only cyphers and keys I could make work were as follows:
Key exchange v1
Phase 1 Auth
Auth: Mutual PSK
Nego: Main
Phase 1 Prop
AES 128
Sha 1
DH
On Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 5:10 PM, Karl Fife wrote:
> Obviously not retained in the case of an abend, but notably ALSO not
> retained during a normal reboot. Is there a strategic reason this hard-won
> calibration is not retained?
I agree this should be preserved the same way the RRD files and D
It appears that pfSense 2.3 and earlier on nanoBSD does not retain its
system clock calibration between reboots.
On certain (certified) systems, this appears to trigger a sequence in
which the offset gets further and further behind, and NTPD tries in vain
to slew the clock, increasing the drif
