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Implementation of the IPSec Protocol in Microsoft Windows 2003/XP Environment
by Paul Szymanski
Planning, Designing and Implementation of IT Networks using Network Infrastructure and Security Measures
by International Journal for Scientific Research and Development
Documents About Communications Protocols
Ripple Protocol Consensus Algorithm Review_Peter Todd_May 2015
by CoinDesk
Revision 0.9.96 2007-02-26 Revised by: RS
OpenSSL needs file: crlnumber
Revision 0.9.95 2005-09-03 Revised by: RS
Added iptables rule setting the MSS and one minor correction
Revision 0.9.94 2005-07-19 Revised by: RS
Added some remarks about routing
Revision 0.9.93 2005-03-3 Revised by: RS
fwd-policy corrected, p12 added
Revision 0.9.92 2005-02-1 Revised by: RS
fwd-policy added
Revision 0.9.91 2005-01-31 Revised by: RS
/etc/ipsec.conf replaced by /etc/setkey.conf
Revision 0.9.9 2004-12-22 Revised by: RS
Nat-Traversal added Changed Document structure
Revision 0.9.6 2004-01-28 Revised by: RS
Correction modp768
Revision 0.9.5 2004-01-08 Revised by: RS
Added Compilation of certpatch and keyconv
Revision 0.9.4 2003-08-28 Revised by: RS
Corrections
Revision 0.9.3 2003-08-22 Revised by: RS
Fixed a typo
Revision 0.9.2 2003-08-19 Revised by: RS
Fixed a typo
Revision 0.9.1 2003-08-18 Revised by: RS
Minor corrections
Revision 0.9.0 2003-08-15 Revised by: RS
Added: Using the OpenBSD isakmpd
Revision 0.8.3 2003-05-13 Revised by: RS
Further typos corrected. Some sentences rephrased.
Revision 0.8.2 2003-05-03 Revised by: RS
Bugfixes
Revision 0.8.1 2003-04-30 Revised by: RS
added chapter covering certificates
Revision 0.8 2003-04-18 Revised by: RS
first draft
This HowTo will cover the basic and advanced steps setting up a VPN using IPsec based
on the Linux Kernels 2.6. Since there is a vast amount of documentation available for the
LinuxKernel2.4,thisHowTo willconcentrateonthenewIPsecFeaturesinthe2.6kernel.
Introduction
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Theory
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Openswan running on Linux 2.6
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Linux Kernel 2.6 using KAME-tools
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Linux Kernel 2.6 using OpenBSD’s isakmpd
................................................................
GeneratingX.509 Certificates
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AdvancedConfiguration
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Links
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ThelatestversionofthisdocumentcanalwaysbefoundatTheLinuxDocumentation
Project
and at the official homepage http://www.ipsec-howto.org.
Reasons to write this HowTo
Ihave used numeruos HowTos in the past. Mostwere veryvaluable tome. When the
new IPsec features in the Linux Kernel were implemented I started to play around
using them. Soon I found out that only very little documentation exists. That started
me writing this HowTo.
Format of this document
This document is broken down into 7 chapters.
Section 1: Introduction
This section
Section 2: Theory
IPsec theory. Essentially the IPsec protocols.
Section 3: Openswan
This section will describe how to setup Openswan on the Kernel 2.6.
Section 4: Racoon running on Linux Kernel 2.6
This section describes how to setup an IPsec VPN using the KAME tools
setkey
racoon
. This now includes NAT-Traversal.
Section 5: Isakmpd running on Linux Kernel 2.6
This section describes how to setup an IPsec VPN using OpenBSD isakmpd IKE
daemon.
Section 6: Generating X.509 Certificates
This section describes how to generate X.509 Certificates using the
openssl
-Command.
Section 7: Advanced Configuration
This section gives some hints on XAUTH and on useful
iptables
-rules.
Contributors to this document
Matija Nalis
Fridtjof Busse
Uwe Beck
Juanjo Ciarlante
Ervin Hegedus
Barabara Kane
Alois Schmid
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