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From: Hakan Olsson (hocrt.se)
Date: Mon Jun 03 2002 - 16:23:02 CDT

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    The FreeBSD port does not default to use feature 'policy' (a.k.a Keynote).
    Enable in sysdep/freebsd/Makefile and recompile (assuming you have
    libkeynote installed).

    isakmpd.policy is re-read when isakmpd.conf is re-read, i.e at SIGHUP.

    /H

    On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, jack xiao wrote:

    > Hi,
    >
    > I got some questions about isakmpd.policy. I've set up a end-to-end IPSec
    > tunnel between two FreeBSD machines. Actually it's a road warrior mode
    > tunnel, Because I have no IPSec client software at hand, I use an FreBSD
    > machine instead.
    >
    > Here is the isakmpd.policy looks like,
    >
    > Authorizer: "POLICY"
    > Licensees: "passphrase:qqqqqqqq"
    > Conditions: app_domain == "IPsec policy" &&
    > (( ah_present == "yes" &&
    > ah_hash_alg != "null" ) ||
    > ( esp_present == "yes" &&
    > esp_enc_alg != "null" &&
    > esp_auth_alg != "null" )) &&
    > remote_filter == "172.16.1.220-172.16.1.222" &&
    > local_filter == "172.16.1.196-172.16.1.196" &&
    > remote_filter_proto == "tcp" &&
    > local_filter_proto == "tcp" -> "true";
    >
    > When I change the definition of remote_filter or local_filter, it doen't
    > make any influence on the IPSec tunnel. I also defined the remote negotiate
    > ip address, remote id in isakmpd.conf. I guess when isakmpd running, it
    > takes all the configuration in isakmpd.conf, so whatever did I change the
    > isakmpd.policy, it does no work. Is it right?
    >
    > Thanks a lot!
    >
    > Jack
    >
    >

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