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README for ipsec-tools
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REQUIREMENTS
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For ipv4 IPSEC you'll need to enable:
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CONFIG_XFRM_USER
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CONFIG_NET_KEY
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CONFIG_INET_AH
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CONFIG_INET_ESP
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CONFIG_INET_XFRM_MODE_TRANSPORT
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CONFIG_INET_XFRM_MODE_TUNNEL
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PRE-INSTALL
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POST-INSTALL
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RESOURCES
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PRECAUTION
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This is a very important piece of software, test your configuration
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(try to capture/analyze some data) before production use.
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Both transport and tunnel mode was tested for ipv4, but I am unsure if
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automatic keying will work out of the box - no rc file for racoon is
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provided for now. Any suggestions on template configurations from
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people who use racoon in real life are welcome.
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