Robert Markula wrote:
> If the subjectAltName = DNS:cray.home.ro, this would be "cray.home.ro",
> right?
Yes
> And, one final question: if using the subjectAltName or the Subject DN,
> what kind of "Remote ID type" would that be on the client side?
> "RCF_822_NAME" or "FQDN"?
I guess it's ID_DER
Robert Markula wrote:
> Hello Andreas,
>
> Andreas Steffen wrote:
>> You should select a Remote ID that is contained in the strongSwan
>> certificate: Either the subject Distinquished Name or a hostname
>> or email address defined as a subjectAltName. In principle you
>> could also put an IP addre
Hello Andreas,
Andreas Steffen wrote:
> You should select a Remote ID that is contained in the strongSwan
> certificate: Either the subject Distinquished Name or a hostname
> or email address defined as a subjectAltName. In principle you
> could also put an IP address into a subjectAltName but thi
You should select a Remote ID that is contained in the strongSwan
certificate: Either the subject Distinquished Name or a hostname
or email address defined as a subjectAltName. In principle you
could also put an IP address into a subjectAltName but this is rarely
used.
Regards
Andreas
Robert Mar
Hi Simo,
sberg...@cc.hut.fi wrote:
> I have been using strongSwan and Nokia VPN Client with certs for years
> now. Sometime the configuration has been bit tricky, but so far I have
> always been able to get it work at the end.
Okay, that's reassuring.
> My default check list with certs is:
>
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Jarosch wrote:
> On a side note: I had good experiences with the "NCP Security Client
> for Symbian" using RSA signatures and strongswan. Though it's IKEv1 only.
> There's a third day evaluation version available:
> http://www.ncp-e.com/index.php?id=92&L=1
>
> Configuration is l
Hi Robert,
I have been using strongSwan and Nokia VPN Client with certs for years
now. Sometime the configuration has been bit tricky, but so far I have
always been able to get it work at the end.
My default check list with certs is:
1. In the phone VPN settings find the poliview and check th
Hello Robert,
On Tuesday, 22. December 2009 00:26:51 Robert Markula wrote:
> Good idea, I just tested it - the PSK authentication works flawlessly.
> But as soon as RSA is involved, the phone's VPN client (I use the latest
> version) is deaf.
>
> Some posts on the internet (e.g. [1]) suggest that
Hi Simo,
sberg...@cc.hut.fi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It has been a while since I tested Nokia VPN with S60 3.1 phone, but
> back then I was able to get it work.
>
> In this kind of situation, there are few steps I would do:
> First I would download the latest versions of the Nokia mobile VPN
> clien
Hi,
It has been a while since I tested Nokia VPN with S60 3.1 phone, but
back then I was able to get it work.
In this kind of situation, there are few steps I would do:
First I would download the latest versions of the Nokia mobile VPN
client and the policy tool from:
http://europe.nokia.com
Robert Markula wrote:
> And below is the relevant output of /var/log/daemon.log (all IP
> addresses and domains are purely fictional) - for better readability
> please see http://paste.debian.net/54362/:
The link should be without the colon, of course:
http://paste.debian.net/54362
Hi,
I'm currently banging my head against the wall in trying to get a Nokia
E71 (Nokia VPN Client 3.1) connect to strongswan 4.2.9. It fails with
the following error on the Symbian VPN Client Log:
Error: Failed to activate VPN access point 'VPN nokia', reason code -15
As far as I can see, the tun
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