SV: klips/netkey
Hi agian,
Looks like i have figured this out now. My assumptions were right, I had a
backport of NETKEY in my kernel. I had to patch and reconfigure my kernel to
enable klips etc etc..
I will publish a howto later tonight as it seems like others are struggeling
with this and are changing distro and software to avoid it (I just have to
translate my notes, and make them a little more understandable :)
changing distro was not an option for me som I'm glad it looks like this is
solved now..
Regards,
Kenneth Grande.
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Fra: Kenneth Grande [mailto:kenneth@aspit.no]
Sendt: 4. oktober 2006 22:55
Til: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Emne: klips/netkey
Hi,
I am running the latest stable (3.1r3) with the 2.4.27-3-386 kernel.
I am using openswan in a test environment trying to solve different
net-to-net and road warrior scenarios. My problem is that I need a KLIPS
capable kernel so I can get the ipsec0 interface for firewalling issues.
My guess is that the kernel I have has got a NETKEY backport for the 2.4
kernel, and does not have KLIPS support. My question is how I can check if I
got the KLIPS support or not, and if not -how to get it.
Regards,
Kenneth Grande.
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