David,
Did you try on a standard (i386) linux and had it connected?
I've tried
this for over a year, but haven't got it to work, it would
feel more
encouraging if someone else had done it
I've tried the Cisco client but would like to use the
"real" stuff
Marcus
David Lawless skrev:
> Marcus
>
> The fellow who had built 2.4.8rc1 for 'openwrt' has not
offered
> to share his code, and I don't have time to dedicated
to the
> cross-compile and integration effort, especially as the
Cisco VPN
> Client works fine. So haven't tried it. Guess we have
to
> wait for the next version of 'openwrt', which could be
many
> months out. Apparently a Linux version of the Cisco
client
> exists, and I many try to obtain a copy of that.
>
> David
>
>
>
> At 11:36 AM 4/5/2007 +0200, Marcus Carlson wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Did you successfully connect to cisco using
groupname using 2.4.8rc1?
>> And what config settings did you use? I've tried
the same as you wrote
>> but received different errors.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Marcus
>>
>> David Lawless wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>>
>>> Here's the config. I've been using the
commented lines in the
>>> second case above.
>>>
>>> version 2.0
>>> config setup
>>> interfaces=%defaultroute
>>> nat_traversal=yes
>>> klipsdebug=none
>>> plutodebug=none
>>>
>>> conn Connection
>>> left= %defaultroute
>>> leftid= GroupName
>>> leftxauthclient= yes
>>> right= R.R.R.R
>>> rightsubnet= R.R.R.H/32
>>> rightxauthserver= yes
>>> #aggrmode= yes
>>> #ike= aes128
>>> #esp= 3des-sha1-96
>>> authby= secret
>>> xauth= yes
>>> auto= add
>>>
>>>
>
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