23 Jan 2007, 11:57

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IPSec, racoon and Cisco PIX

While making an IPSec connection from a Debian Etch machine to a Cisco PIX, I had a lot of help from these pages:

In memoriam ericius

PIX IPSec VPN to FreeBSD (yes, it’s the same racoon as Debian uses, so it works the same)

Important parts to know:

  • Racoon really doesn’t want to recieve a FQDN when it’s trying to create a connection with a shared key. Make sure the Cisco has the line isakmp identity address in it’s config.
  • Don’t forget to set your DH and PFS number at the same number as the Cisco.
  • It’s probably somewhere in the man-page, but I couldn’t find it right away: If you want to use AES-256, you can simply set this with encryption aes 256; in the Racoon config. Default is AES-128.

I’m glad I got this working correctly :)

 
 
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