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I'd only use StrongSwan if an OpenBSD gateway is not an option. Configuring IPsec IKEv2 on OpenBSD is very simple.
by equalunique 10y ago
I'd only use StrongSwan if an OpenBSD gateway is not an option. Configuring IPsec IKEv2 on OpenBSD is very simple.
- softwarelimits 10y agoI would like to try that instead of a Linux implementation - it would be a great help if you would like to link to some (working) tutorials... of course I found something on search engines, but I expect to find many outdated things (as always with these kind of knowledge), so a link to THE right thing would be a very lovely shortcut. Thanks!
- kchoudhu 10y agoYeah, I moved over to OpenBSD from FreeBSD because of their no-bullshit approach to supporting IPSEC -- everything just worked out of the box. I was thrilled when FreeBSD added IPSEC support in 11-RELEASE, but was less excited to learn that IPSEC_NAT_T wasn't compiled in, making it impossible to use strongswan. Oh well, maybe in 11.1 :)
- gonzo 10y ago> I was thrilled when FreeBSD added IPSEC support in 11-RELEASE You're welcome.
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