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Old 09-26-2006, 04:55 PM   #1
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Question OpenSwan: "%defaultroute" or "can't identify ourselves"


Danged if I do, danged if I don't...

With OpenSwan...

(1) In "ipsec.conf," the config says "interfaces=%defaultroute"

(2) In a connection that says "left=%defaultroute," I get:
"%defaultroute requested but not known"

(3) If instead "left=192.168.254.254" (the default gateway from here):
"cannot identify ourselves with either side of the connection"

Ummm.....?
 
Old 09-26-2006, 05:00 PM   #2
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Note: If I put left=w.x.y.z, where "w.x.y.z" is the actual IP-address of my ethernet port, into the conn(ection) entry in ipsec.conf, then I can proceed.

But, obviously, I shouldn't have to specify any hard-coded address. There must be another, obvious way to specify that "the connection is 'from here.'"

Also: "%any" gives the same "can't identify" message as before.
 
  


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