IPSec Tunnel w/Racoon between BSD boxes - linksys routers

[Kevin Berrien]

Thanks for the replies from both of you.  The AH point is a good one... 
specifically the thing I'll need to know.  I notified the other party 
and as soon as I get him off his duff we'll give it a try.

Colin Watson wrote:

>As I understand it, traffic over an IPSEC link flows over standard ports -
>it's just encapsulated in an ESP packet (or just has data encrpyted if it's
>transport mode). Port 500 is used for the IKE daemon to negotiate the
>connection with the other point. The Kame URL: http://www.kame.net/racoon/
>under the 'How can I play' heading has a number of tutorials varying in
>depth. I hope that helps
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>Colin.
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Kevin Berrien" <kblists at comcast.net>
>To: <freebsd-questions at freebsd.org>
>Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 11:26 PM
>Subject: Re: IPSec Tunnel w/Racoon between BSD boxes - linksys routers
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>>To answer my own question, looks as if 7000, 7002, 500.  Or just 500?
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>>Kevin Berrien wrote:
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>>>I'm looking for tunnel between two 4.8-stable boxes using
>>>IPSEC/Racoon. However, both boxes are protected by Linksys
>>>cable/router's.  Thus, the BSD
>>>boxes are behind the routers.  I took a general gandor through the
>>>docs, websites... through which ports would this traffic flow.. and is
>>>this fairly possible?
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