don't know that anyone here can help you
with much more unless you actually have some kind of specific question.
If you are asking if anyone on the planet has setup an IPSEC VPN to a
Cisco device from OpenBSD then I can confidently say, the answer is yes.
-Dave
IX and OpenBSD exploits. Then
ask the consultants for a refund;-)
Ha ha. As if upper management actually made decisions based on
technical merit.
Good one. Funny.
-Dave
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San Francisco, CA +1.415.962.4891
if I'm working with a list or not. I also
never seem to run into the kind of problem you described.
~~Cheers,
-Dave
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DHAP Digital, Inc. http://www.dhapdigital.com/
San Francisco, CA 415.962.4891
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ense
to me without a frame of reference. :(
I'm feeling like this has to be related to pfsync somehow. It really
looks like the firewall has rules that don't show with pfctl -sr but
actually just default deny everything that doesn't already have a state.
It just makes no se
buf memory error
0 send error
Do you have a similar number of failed state lookup/inserts? That
number looks high to me. Is it normal?
-Dave
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San Francisco,
/s
memory 00.0/s
bad-timestamp 00.0/s
The rates are the things that look crazy to me. Otherwise, the machine
seems perfectly happy. Lots of memory, zero cpu load.
Any ideas of what I can look for/at?
carp0
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Cheers,
-Dave
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DHAP Digital, Inc. http://www.dhapdigital.com/
San Francisc
