IPSec on a wireless Win 2003 / 2000 network at home
10 October 2003, 03:19 PM
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hardware?? Do you mean hardware that can act as an endpoint like Cisco's PIX stuff?
I would normally do this using freeswan in Linux. Make sure your up to SP2 on win 2K (XP is ok 'as is') Your basically gonna set up a certificate and run over a VPN.
software like SSH Sentinel is better suited to this than the built in windows stuff, but you can find it here http://agent.microsoft.com/windows20...ipsecpol-o.asp
There is a little more config required than this, but I am not gonna go into it all unless you want to go down this route.
[Edited by Gedi - 10/10/2003 3:23:25 PM]
I would normally do this using freeswan in Linux. Make sure your up to SP2 on win 2K (XP is ok 'as is') Your basically gonna set up a certificate and run over a VPN.
software like SSH Sentinel is better suited to this than the built in windows stuff, but you can find it here http://agent.microsoft.com/windows20...ipsecpol-o.asp
There is a little more config required than this, but I am not gonna go into it all unless you want to go down this route.
[Edited by Gedi - 10/10/2003 3:23:25 PM]
11 October 2003, 09:41 PM
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Why r u wanting to use ipsec?
Becouse you want a secure wireless network?
Well change the SSID and add WEP encryption, ipsec ok but WEP And the SSID will secure your 802.11 connections! no need 4 ipsec your just adding complexity and you really need server to dish ou the key's
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Becouse you want a secure wireless network?
Well change the SSID and add WEP encryption, ipsec ok but WEP And the SSID will secure your 802.11 connections! no need 4 ipsec your just adding complexity and you really need server to dish ou the key's
dazza
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