(usagi-users 01368) Re: How to configure IPsec

[Kazunori Miyazawa <miyazawa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

On Mon, 01 Apr 2002 00:35:14 -0500
"D Mat" <ipv6ipsec@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> I downloaded and successfully installed binary version of usagi for Redhat. 
> I don't know what tools are available to create Security policy and 
> association. I tried to install Frees/wan tools as described in one of the 
> posting in this web site, but I get error saying 'trouble writing to 
> pfkey_socket'. I get command not found error If I type pfkey command.
> 

I ask you to confirm your configuration of the kernel. If you want to use
IPsec, you set up your kernel. There is a IPsec HOWTO document in 
usagi/doc/HOWTO. Please see it.

Applicaitons and tools included in USAGI are installed under /usr/local/v6/
by default. Pfkey command is install under /usr/local/v6/bin.
Please check your command path.

Thank you,

> Can any one please help me to find a tool to create securiy policy and 
> association.
> 
> Thanks
> dmat
> 
> 
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--Kazunori Miyazawa(YOKOGAWA Electric Corporation)