On Dec 30, 2004, at 6:54 PM, Miroslav Kubik wrote:
OK, but you should know that my idea how to improve PFSTAT isn´t free
of
charge. It costs 600 USD. Your time costs 600 USD, my idea 600 USD. So
you
can improve PFSTAT without any money :))
You should know that the work Daniel has already dona
Dave,
Thank you for the reply I will take your advise and head down the
OpenBSD road because you seem to like your setup and seems to be stable
which was more important. A cisco 3000 is actually a Cisco Concentrator
it is not a router or a pix but the vpn functionality between the
devices are the
On Dec 30, 2004, at 4:52 PM, Elijah Savage wrote:
I want to clear this up a bit. I am not looking for some one to provide
me with config files or say here is what you need to do I can do that
on
my own. What I am looking for is real world experience and I figured it
would be no better place to fin
OK, but you should know that my idea how to improve PFSTAT isn´t free of
charge. It costs 600 USD. Your time costs 600 USD, my idea 600 USD. So you
can improve PFSTAT without any money :))
MK
- Original Message -
From: "Daniel Hartmeier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Miroslav Kubik" <[EM
All,
I want to clear this up a bit. I am not looking for some one to provide
me with config files or say here is what you need to do I can do that on
my own. What I am looking for is real world experience and I figured it
would be no better place to find that than here with you experts. I
figured
Elijah Savage wrote:
between a Cisco IOS device which are cisco routers no pix's involved and
a OpenBSD firewall.
I have a VPN tunnel setup between and Cisco device and an OpenBSD machine.
As I said in my other emails I have seen some that
say FreeSwan is the way to go others say OpenVPN is the wa
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 14:57:04 -0500, Elijah Savage
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am truly missing the point here then. I want to setup a VPN Tunnel
> between a Cisco IOS device which are cisco routers no pix's involved and
> a OpenBSD firewall.
Some other vendors provide whitepapers explaining in
I am truly missing the point here then. I want to setup a VPN Tunnel
between a Cisco IOS device which are cisco routers no pix's involved and
a OpenBSD firewall. As I said in my other emails I have seen some that
say FreeSwan is the way to go others say OpenVPN is the way to go but
none of these ac
Oh Boy.
I am not having any issues I am looking for a good starting point on
setting it up I think I have said that a number of times now. I am seen
so many different examples like some say they are using OpenVPN etc etc.
I was just wondering what some others may be using in my described
environme
On Thu, 2004-12-30 at 11:44 -0500, Elijah Savage wrote:
> Jason,
>
> Thank you for the reply but I do not think you understand the question.
> It is not OpenBSD vs Cisco as your reply states. I am looking for get
> started info on making Cisco talk to OpenBSD via IPSEC vpn tunnels. My
> OpenBSD fi
On Dec 30, 2004, at 11:44 AM, Elijah Savage wrote:
Jason,
Thank you for the reply but I do not think you understand the question.
It is not OpenBSD vs Cisco as your reply states. I am looking for get
started info on making Cisco talk to OpenBSD via IPSEC vpn tunnels. My
OpenBSD firewal has been up
Jason,
Thank you for the reply but I do not think you understand the question.
It is not OpenBSD vs Cisco as your reply states. I am looking for get
started info on making Cisco talk to OpenBSD via IPSEC vpn tunnels. My
OpenBSD firewal has been up and running sometime. I have the absolute
OpenBSD
On Dec 30, 2004, at 9:37 AM, Elijah Savage wrote:
Has anyone on the list ever used openbsd as a Firewall and also a VPN
gateway. I have been trying to find how to's or some sort of
documentation on this, especially with using one with Cisco Devices.
Basically using it as a VPN hub to a few Cisco Ro
Has anyone on the list ever used openbsd as a Firewall and also a VPN
gateway. I have been trying to find how to's or some sort of
documentation on this, especially with using one with Cisco Devices.
Basically using it as a VPN hub to a few Cisco Routers. If anyone can
point me to any documentation
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