Re: [strongSwan] remote peer IP falls into crypto domain right subnet

2018-09-28 Thread Noel Kuntze
Hello, Just use a passthrough policy, if you use a policy based IPsec tunnel. Kind regards Noel Am 26.09.18 um 22:17 schrieb Phil Frost: > There are other possible solutions, but my inclination would be to run > strongswan and any other VPN related services in a distinct network > namespace.

Re: [strongSwan] remote peer IP falls into crypto domain right subnet

2018-09-26 Thread Phil Frost
There are other possible solutions, but my inclination would be to run strongswan and any other VPN related services in a distinct network namespace. This would not only address your issue, but it also prevents accidentally "crossing the streams" between the VPN and other public networks to which

[strongSwan] remote peer IP falls into crypto domain right subnet

2018-09-26 Thread Doug Tucker
I've done some searching and am not finding any info on this. We had a client who wanted to offer a /16 as his right subnet and his outside peer IP of his ASA fell into the /16 they were offering. With a cisco ASA this is a non issue as in this type of scenario cisco exempts out that single