Hi Gyula,
> Anybody have an idea what could be wrong?
That's due to a recently fixed bug that mapped the aes*gmac keywords
incorrectly for AH proposals. You may either update to 5.5.1, which
includes the fix, or try to apply the patch at [1] (won't apply cleanly
to any older version as it is bas
Hi Tobias,
Thank you for the idea, but I'm using version 5.5.1 (see below).
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root@atm:~# ipsec version
Linux strongSwan U5.5.1/K3.16.0-4-586
Institute for Internet Technologies and Applications
University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil, Switz
Hi Gyula,
> Thank you for the idea, but I'm using version 5.5.1 (see below).
I see. The other end might not, though.
Regards,
Tobias
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thanks, also its a good idea making your vpn into an apache server aswell
so you can just log in and just grab the cert
On 7 November 2016 at 00:47, Derek Cameron wrote:
> Yes, you can use username and password. In this tutorial, the
> strongSwan server authenticates with a certificate, and the
hi all,
what ports do i need to nat to my vpn server on my firewall?
many thanks,
rob
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Hi Strongswan users,
[Machine_A] <--> [Machine_B]
10.1.1.151/24 10.1.1.203/24
10.4.4.151/24 10.4.4.203/24
I have two machines connected to back-to-back using a single port NIC as above.
I have configured and installed strongswan on both machines.
The machines have an IP alias also
