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RE: linux-ipsec: freeswan-0.90 works, then hangs

From: David Sainty <DavidSainty(at)cit.com.au>
Date: Wed Sep 16 1998 - 19:27:24 EDT


Sean,

How much memory do you have? I had what sounds like similar problems, then discovered Linux was running on only 16MB RAM. Once this was increased to say, 64MB, the problems went away. Just a thought. I too had RedHat v5.1, Linux v2.0.35, and a similar IPsec (Aug30 snapshot).

David S..

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sean Healy [SMTP:sch@klg.com] > Sent: Thursday, 17 September 1998 1:14 > To: linux-ipsec@clinet.fi > Subject: linux-ipsec: freeswan-0.90 works, then hangs > > Hi everyone, > > I've been following along for several months now with interest, and I > finally found a couple machines and network cards around here to try > freeswan out. > > I followed Randy Dees' mini-howto with success. Thanks for very > straightforward instructions, Randy. I'd like to see the step-by-step > commands from the first version combined into the revised version; it > was great to quickly get things running with pluto, but I'd like to > know > how to make things work step-by-step similar to the instructions still > lingering in rgb_setup.txt. (Plus, it'd help prevent so many reboots > while there is a problem with pluto.) > > I'm having a bit a problem with the VPN hanging once it's established. > > I've got two machines running RedHat 5.1; I downloaded the Linux > 2.0.35 > kernel, and recompiled it with the bare necessities and IPSec. I also > compiled the options for IP Masquerading into it, but haven't used > them > yet. > > When I reboot the two machines, the VPN comes up. And, I'm able to > use > it. But, it seems that as soon as I start sending heavy traffic over > the server, it decides to hang. I initially try a ping session, then
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> move to collecting mail via POP, and then open an X session. It > usually > hangs on the X session. > > By the way, I'm doing the tests on a local hub with four machines. > (The > two vpn machines, and then another machine on each subnet.) > > Does anyone know if this is expected with freeswan-0.90? Has it been > fixed in any of the latest snapshots? > > I'd be happy to provide more information (logs, etc.) as requested. > > Cheers, > Sean. > > -- > Sean Healy > Systems Administrator Phone: (416) 594-1026 ext. 768 > KL Group Inc. Fax: (416) 594-1919 > Toronto, Ontario, Canada email: sch@klg.com
Received on Wed Sep 16 20:49:10 1998

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