You're absolutely correct.

Pardon for my short-sightnedness, this is a painless way of doing this
between, for example, two linux boxes. If you're considering IPSec with a
Windows machine or any devices mentioned below, I'd go with FreeS/WAN.

On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, VERBEEK, FRANCOIS wrote:

> Well what you propose here is not exactly IPSec. It's an encrypted way to 
>communicate but not IPSec. Don't expect it to work with a Cisco router/VPN 
>concentrator or a Win2K machine.
> FreeSwan is quite a good product, quite inter-operable with all paltforms I tested 
>it with. (It's been a while now, but I can find you the info about how I did it if 
>you'd like).
>
>
>       -----Original Message-----
>       From:   Jussi Tawaststjerna [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>       Sent:   mercredi 9 janvier 2002 07:17
>       To:     Stefan Srdic
>       Cc:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>       Subject:        Re: IPSec questions...
>
>       Howdy,
>
>       If you don't want to play with FreeS/WAN or CIPE or such, you could just
>       rig an ssh connection and run PPP through it. This way you don't have to
>       worry about patching kernels etc. (or at most, just compile PPP support
>       in, as modules if you care about your uptime ;)
>
>       http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/VPN-4.html
>
>       My friend's machine on the internet is also 192.168.2.1 on my intranet,
>       and it works great. Whatever I feed this IP, goes thru the ssh tunnel,
>       including packets that ssh will not forward normally (udp packets etc)
>
>       My humble recommendation.
>
>       On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, J C Lawrence wrote:
>
>       > On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 10:37:10 -0700
>       > Stefan Srdic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>       >
>       > > I was curious about IPSec and had a few questions about it.  Do
>       > > you need more then one host on the network in order to use it?
>       >
>       > To do anything useful, yes.
>       >
>       > > Can it be implemented without patching the kernel?
>       >
>       > In the case of FreeS/WAN, no, you have to patch the kernel.
>       >
>       > > Does Debian support it?
>       >
>       > There is a FreeS/WAN package, and there is a FreeS/WAN kernel patch
>       > package.  I've not had success with the latter (I ended up hand
>       > patching and building my own kernels).  The base Debian FreeS/WAN
>       > packages seem to work.
>       >
>       > --
>       > J C Lawrence
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