Hi.
I was able to configure strongswan + xl2tpd to make windows in-built VPN
client connect to it using:
1) Plain L2TP (directly to xl2tpd)
2) L2TP/IPSec with PSK (after creating some IPtables rules for xl2tpd)
Now as we know PSK isn't very secure, I intend to use other
authentication method pro
I have a road warrior deployment, which works perfectly for IPv4 on all
(Windows, Linux, OS X) clients. The tunnel is dual stacked, and hands out a
private, nat'd v4 address and a public v6 address.
IPv6 traffic though experiences massive loss coming from somewhere. I've tested
with iperf in th
Hi Giuseppe,
On 2017-10-23 06:56 AM, Giuseppe De Marco wrote:
> I faced that there are no attr_sql support on standard Debian 9 packages.
Indeed, Debian doesn't provide the plugin you are looking for. In
Ubuntu, it is available in the libstrongswan-extra-plugins package.
There is a bug [1] about
Hi,
I faced that there are no attr_sql support on standard Debian 9 packages.
ipsec statusall also prints all the available plugins, having already
installed all the available strongswan debian packages.
So, on Debian 9 we cannot have more then this:
loaded plugins:
charon test-vectors ldap pkcs
Hello,
I’m using a number of Strongswan tunnels to connect multiple networks. Overall
this works fairly well, but I’m having an issue with multiple ARP responses
that I’m not expecting. The network looks like this:
Net A (10.233.0.0/20) | (10.233.3.14) GWA (123.45.67.89) <===> (98.76.54.32)
GW
