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Some documentation for 2.5 IPSec
As of the (upcoming) 2.5.47 kernel, the new, native Linux IPSec
implementation actually works. Bert Hubert has been playing with this
code, and has put together a quick HOWTO on how to
make it go. Anybody who is interested in a solid, stable IPSec
implementation in 2.6 (and almost all of us are, whether we realize it or
not) should consider having a look and testing it out.
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Some documentation for 2.5 IPSec Posted Nov 8, 2002 16:50 UTC (Fri) by macros (subscriber, #6699) [Link] Ugh, these tools look utterly nasty. Why not just port the freeswan user space stuff to the new API?
Some documentation for 2.5 IPSec Posted Nov 8, 2002 17:48 UTC (Fri) by ahu (guest, #4298) [Link] Who is stopping you?
Some documentation for 2.5 IPSec Posted Nov 12, 2002 9:09 UTC (Tue) by gurutech (guest, #5565) [Link] what about freeswan ? lost forever ?it is a very good project, i actually use it to authenticate notebook in my lan trough an internet connection. I hope that this new stack can reuse the work of freeswan team. I also hope that the freeswan problem of routing is not present in 2.5+ implementation
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