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it should work out of the box if you have a x.509-enabled openswan
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it should work out of the box if you have a x.509-enabled openswan

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I haven't enabled anything- don't know how.
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I haven't enabled anything- don't know how.

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Ok, I am using Smothwall Express 2.0 (fix1-6 with the Super Kernel and VPN IPSec 3.1.1 mod.) Everything is working great as far a my site-to sites, and my road warrior works like a charm as well. The only problem I have is that I am only allowed one Road Warrior at a time. I have been chatting in the SMothwall message forums and I have learned that there IS a way to allow for multiple Road Wariors, using x.509 certificates and some command line stuff.<br />
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I will forever be in debt if someone can run me through how to set this up. *** In my domain here at work, we DO have an internal CA.<br />
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Please go gentle on me- definitley going to need some step-by-step here lol. I will reward graciously for all help!
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Ok, I am using Smothwall Express 2.0 (fix1-6 with the Super Kernel and VPN IPSec 3.1.1 mod.) Everything is working great as far a my site-to sites, and my road warrior works like a charm as well. The only problem I have is that I am only allowed one Road Warrior at a time. I have been chatting in the SMothwall message forums and I have learned that there IS a way to allow for multiple Road Wariors, using x.509 certificates and some command line stuff.

I will forever be in debt if someone can run me through how to set this up. *** In my domain here at work, we DO have an internal CA.

Please go gentle on me- definitley going to need some step-by-step here lol. I will reward graciously for all help!

VPN - OpenSwan - Need to have multiple road warriors

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.