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11-18-2004 09:47 PM
11-18-2004 09:47 PM
Vpn freeSwan
Hi all,
I've a couple of questions about vpn with FreeSwan.
I've read on documentation that IPsec supports two kinds of authentication:
1) manual keys (with keys stored in ipsec.conf)
2) automatic keys (with IKE and keys created by Pluto daemon, using the secret keys stored in ipsec.secrets
So, how can i decide to use one or the othe authentication method?
I ve to set anythink in ipsec.conf??
I've created my keys with rsasigkey;
I put the file obtained in ipsec.secrets
I put the public keys in ipsec.conf
The VPN works very well, but
I'm using automatic or manual authentication??
Then I' ve a connection to Internet of 640kb/sec on the gateways of tunnel, but if i just make a ping between two workstations of the different private networks, i get a speed of about 60 kb/sec.
Is normal this slowness connection on the VPN??
Thanks
I've a couple of questions about vpn with FreeSwan.
I've read on documentation that IPsec supports two kinds of authentication:
1) manual keys (with keys stored in ipsec.conf)
2) automatic keys (with IKE and keys created by Pluto daemon, using the secret keys stored in ipsec.secrets
So, how can i decide to use one or the othe authentication method?
I ve to set anythink in ipsec.conf??
I've created my keys with rsasigkey;
I put the file obtained in ipsec.secrets
I put the public keys in ipsec.conf
The VPN works very well, but
I'm using automatic or manual authentication??
Then I' ve a connection to Internet of 640kb/sec on the gateways of tunnel, but if i just make a ping between two workstations of the different private networks, i get a speed of about 60 kb/sec.
Is normal this slowness connection on the VPN??
Thanks
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11-19-2004 12:58 AM
11-19-2004 12:58 AM
Re: Vpn freeSwan
It would be nice to see your ipsec.conf file.
With heavy encryption, I suffered a massive loss of speed when I allowed VPN access to a Microsoft Server in my private ISP.
I had a T1 line as most of the band width was being chewed up with encrption. The CPU was slow and that probably didn't help.
I would think if the VPN box has a really good CPu as well as the client your throughput might improve.
SEP
With heavy encryption, I suffered a massive loss of speed when I allowed VPN access to a Microsoft Server in my private ISP.
I had a T1 line as most of the band width was being chewed up with encrption. The CPU was slow and that probably didn't help.
I would think if the VPN box has a really good CPu as well as the client your throughput might improve.
SEP
Steven E Protter
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Owner of ISN Corporation
http://isnamerica.com
http://hpuxconsulting.com
Sponsor: http://hpux.ws
Twitter: http://twitter.com/hpuxlinux
Founder http://newdatacloud.com
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