Re: linux-ipsec: More questions

Hi, again.

> > I'm still working to get transport mode running... Now with a *new*

HS ?? Ahh Henry Spencer...  

> One comment about 'ipsec look'. I tried to use it to figure out what I did
> wrong at one point and afterwards realised that ipsec0 and 1 were not connected
> to anything...could this be included somehow in look? Perhaps immediately
> before the '->'?

agreed.

> What is the contents of /proc/net/ipsec_tncfg?
> What is the contents of /proc/net/ipsec_tncfg?

on both, ipsec0 -> eth0, which is correct.  

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> > PING works, but produces the following kernel log messages (on both

Ah, ok. So it's not a config. error. I'll grep another snapshot on monday...  

> > 16:44:50.035776 10.1.1.1 > 10.1.1.2: ip-proto-51 112

Yep. That's the reason. (I have only two machines connected by a crossover-cable for that test...)  

Thanks...

Greetings
Kai  

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