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Author: Kamaraj
Date: 28-02-02 09:52
1) In our FreeBSD machines, kernel is compiled with
IPSEC options (IPSEC, IPSEC_ESP, IPSEC_DEBUG) . While trying ping6
using the configured
policy (using: ping6 -P <policyname> <destaddr>), the message
"unable to set IPSEC policy" is coming. Any soulution for this?
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consider the following setup (All are FreeBSD machines):
H1<---->R1<----->R2<----->R3<------>H2
Policies (AH, Tunnelmode, hmac-md)are configured successfully in
R1 and R3.
When Ping6 is initiated from H1 to H2, packets coming
from R1 do not contain AH header. But there is a reply
from H2 without AH header. How to make R1 to send
IP packets with Security headers.
Is there any options to be included in kernal??
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Author: Dan Langille
Date: 28-02-02 18:00
Did you read the articles on this site about IPSEC?
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Author: Kamaraj
Date: 04-03-02 07:19
yeah i have read and configured in kernal also ..
why is not encrypting ah header ??
Regards
Kamaraj
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Author: Dan Langille
Date: 04-03-02 11:59
This is not the place for help. Try the Support forum.
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Author: bhawani
Date: 24-05-02 07:51
Hi All,
I also compiled and configured my kernel as mentioned in this document.
I am trying to ping the destination machine, machine A is able to send neighbor solicitation message to m/c B, but machine B is sending some ESP packet to m/c A. I guess m/c B should send neighbor advertisement message to m/c A.
Any help in this will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Bhawani
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