On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 02:04:43PM +0100, Martin Hilpert wrote:
> i need the ipsecX device for doing the routing stuff with quagga and for
> Firewall rules
I am not sure about quagga, but I used use ipsecX for firewall rules as
well, but if you check out iptables there are new(? old by now) funct
i need the ipsecX device for doing the routing stuff with quagga and for
Firewall rules
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On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 10:03:40AM +0100, Martin Hilpert wrote:
> okay i am a native german speaker so there was a mistake in the last post,
>
> my setup looks like this
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> Site A ( cisco 1841 ) => Openswan A ( Debian)
> Site B ( cisco 1841 ) => Openswan A ( Debian)
> Site C ( cisco 1
okay i am a native german speaker so there was a mistake in the last post,
my setup looks like this
Site A ( cisco 1841 ) => Openswan A ( Debian)
Site B ( cisco 1841 ) => Openswan A ( Debian)
Site C ( cisco 1841 ) => Openswan A ( Debian)
Site D ( cisco 1841 ) => Openswan A ( Debian)
Opensw
2009/2/16 Martin Hilpert :
> is there a better solution then using Openswan ?
this answer may not be welcome here, from what I read OpenBSD is quite
nice with handling IPSec...
> i hardly need ipsec because of cisco router
hardly? Du brauchst das kaum?
I think the OP wanted to say:
"I d
first sorry for posting german in this section.
i know the fact about the openswan and the 2.6 kernel, but i think that
isn't useful.
is it possible without touching the kernel ( kernel modules are ok) bring
the ipsec interface back in game ?
is there a better solution then using Openswan
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 02:30:27PM +0100, Martin Hilpert wrote:
Ich versuche einen VPN verbindung zwischen 2 server zu bekommen, das
funktioniert soweit auch nur fehlt mir das entsprechende tunnel
interface, was für unbedingt notwendig ist für Firewall und Routing.
Ich setz immoment Openswan e
Hallo,
ich hänge seit tagen an einen problem.
Ich versuche einen VPN verbindung zwischen 2 server zu bekommen, das
funktioniert soweit auch nur fehlt mir das entsprechende tunnel interface,
was für unbedingt notwendig ist für Firewall und Routing.
Ich setz immoment Openswan ein.
Martin
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Joe wrote:
[snipped Joe's helpful tips on practical, basic LDAP configuration.]
Thanks very much for the information.
Celejar
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Celejar wrote:
Your example of LDAP, OTOH, is an interesting one. I've tried more
than once to grok LDAP, and given up in bafflement. I can't quite tell
if it's inherently just overkill for my needs, or if my Google-fu is
just insufficient to find a basic introduction to the system. [I'd be
u
El mié, 04-02-2009 a las 20:13 -0500, Celejar escribió:
> On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 13:06:31 -0600
> "Stackpole, Chris" wrote:
>
> > The reaction I was going for is not the one I was wanting. That tells me
> > that I wrote my response improperly. I apologize; my fault.
> >
> > More to the subject, let
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 13:06:31 -0600
"Stackpole, Chris" wrote:
> The reaction I was going for is not the one I was wanting. That tells me that
> I wrote my response improperly. I apologize; my fault.
>
> More to the subject, let me try to explain my view. Please feel free to
> comment.
Please wr
Nate Bargmann wrote:
> I don't think you're off the mark at all. I was surpised at some of
> the commentary posted in my recent Exim4 thread. I have been on this
> particular mailing list nearly a decade and one of its hallmarks has
> been a lack of RTFM! type posts.
There has not been a RTFM po
I don't think you're off the mark at all. I was surpised at some of
the commentary posted in my recent Exim4 thread. I have been on this
particular mailing list nearly a decade and one of its hallmarks has
been a lack of RTFM! type posts.
When exploring the darker corners of some package, this l
Personally, when i'm searching for something, i follow these steps:
1 - do i know what is it that i'm searching?
no: wikipedia + search engine (aah.. so that's what a vpn is - just an example)
yes: search engine (vpn debian, vpn linux... whatever)
Actually even if i know what i&#
On February 4, 2009 11:06:31 am Stackpole, Chris wrote:
> The reaction I was going for is not the one I was wanting. That tells me
> that I wrote my response improperly. I apologize; my fault.
>
> More to the subject, let me try to explain my view. Please feel free to
> comment.
RTFM has been goin
The reaction I was going for is not the one I was wanting. That tells me that I
wrote my response improperly. I apologize; my fault.
More to the subject, let me try to explain my view. Please feel free to comment.
I subscribe and watch a number of mailing lists/forums. While there has been a
nu
Florian Weimer wrote:
* Phillipus Gunawan:
Is there any debian package offer such thing like that? A deb linux
VPN server to serve wind0e$ client?
OpenVPN is typically used for that.
To avoid any small confusion, you would need to use an OpenVPN client on
Windows. Windows natively uses the
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Stackpole, Chris wrote:
> Don't get me wrong. There are plenty of times when "RTFM!" and
> "Google MotherF! Do you use it?" are appropriate responses (like the
> question on the Ubuntu forums asking how to use the 'ls'
> command...that post was pret
> From: Steve Kemp [mailto:s...@debian.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:16 AM
> Subject: Re: [OT] improving the mailing lists WAS: Re: Debian VPN
>
> On Wed Feb 04, 2009 at 09:30:00 -0600, Stackpole, Chris wrote:
>
> > I just don't see the point in the
On Wed Feb 04, 2009 at 09:30:00 -0600, Stackpole, Chris wrote:
> I just don't see the point in the less-then-helpful comments in this case.
I believe I:
a. Suggested openvpn as the most likely candidate.
b. Offered the suggestion of using a search engine, and apt-cache,
which migh
; Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 8:34 AM
> Subject: Re: [OT] improving the mailing lists WAS: Re: Debian VPN
>
> >> Searching 'debian vpn' (the subject of OP's mail) is just about as
> good.
> >> Maybe it'd save some time, if the mai
>> Searching 'debian vpn' (the subject of OP's mail) is just about as good.
>> Maybe it'd save some time, if the mailing software sent a google search
>> link for the subject matter of all primary posts ;-)
>>
>> ... or at least for those that ge
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> Steve Kemp wrote:
>> In the future you might save yourself some time by
>> using your favourite search engine "vpn server debian"
>> has
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Steve Kemp wrote:
> In the future you might save yourself some time by
> using your favourite search engine "vpn server debian"
> has many results.
Searching 'debian vpn' (the subject of OP's mail) is just about
> Is there any debian package offer such thing like that?
> A deb linux VPN server to serve wind0e$ client?
There are several alternatives, perhaps the most widely
used is openvpn which you can find documented here:
http://www.openvpn.org/
In the future you might save yourself some time
* Phillipus Gunawan:
> Is there any debian package offer such thing like that? A deb linux
> VPN server to serve wind0e$ client?
OpenVPN is typically used for that.
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Hi Phillipus!
The Debian offers some tools that implement VPN, like OpenVPN
(SSL/TLS) and Openswan (IPsec).
2009/2/4 Phillipus Gunawan :
> Hi There,
>
> I saw a WatchGuard VPN hardware today (http://www.watchguard.com.au/), I
> might be naive about this box.
> Well, what interested me, this box o
Hi There,
I saw a WatchGuard VPN hardware today (http://www.watchguard.com.au/), I might
be naive about this box.
Well, what interested me, this box offer its client to connect to the local
network remotely
In short, by installing a watchgurad VPN software, a remote computer can
virtually conn
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