Have you looked at FreeSwan? I believe the url is http://www.freeswan.org.
I'm using it right now. Don't bother asking me for config/install help. It
came preinstalled
on this system.
Joe Garvey
jgarvey at us.ibm.com
<gregbrown at mindsp
ring.com> To: trilug at trilug.org
Sent by: cc:
trilug-admin at tril Subject: [TriLUG] Linux VPNs
ug.org
01/13/2003 11:06
PM
Please respond to
trilug
Has anyone experimented with Linux VPNs? I have two scenarios I'd like to
investigate:
1. point-to-point VPN. Simply put, two linux routers, one on each end of a
connection. Both routers support VPNs between them sporting triple-DES
encryption. Can this be done? Has anyone done this?
(and less importantly)
2. A VPN firewall much like the LU Brick, Cisco PIX, blah, whatever.
Clients
(sporting a variety of operating systems) connecting to the Firewall and
authenticate via some kind of VPN client then the firewall sets up a nice
triple-DES fully encrypted tunnel over protocols 50 and 51 between the FW
and
the client.
Has anyone done this with an Open Souce solution? I've set this up a
number
of times with various firewalls but I'd like to have an Open Source set-up
for
a few clients I have in mind.
muchas gracias,
Greg
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