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rys61
Joined: 07 May 2009 Posts: 8 |
I needed to setup a VPN connection to a Draytek router (Vigor 2910) and as I couldn't get PPTP to work I tried IPSec. After a lot of Googling and testing I finally got ipsec-tools working. I post it in three parts: ipsec-tools (setkey racoon racoonctl) - for setting up IPSec and exchanging keys. ipsec-modules af_key.ko xfrm_user.ko - modules needed by ipsec-tools for kernel 2.6.25.16 (run depmod -a after installing!) draytek-vpn.tar.gz - simple script for connecting to Draytek router NOTE that ipsec-modules is for the kernel in 4.1.2 (which I use) and if you use a different kernels (as I think the latest PUPPY does) you need to compile kernel modules for that kernel.
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