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Re: isakmpd and dynamic flows
- To: tech_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: Re: isakmpd and dynamic flows
- From: Peter Galbavy <peter_(_dot_)_galbavy_(_at_)_knowledge_(_dot_)_com>
- Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2000 18:27:33 +0100
Another question on using IPSec.
What I am doing is tunnelling a /26 out of my network to a remote
subnet (home). This is working fine, in fact I am typing this through
an ssh session on it.
My current problem is that I have configured the "core" network as 0/0
and the remote 213.170.3.0/26 - i.e. all traffic coming or going to
213.170.3.1 (for example) goies via the tunnel. Only problem now is
that I cannot access my router from the subnet - I guess this is
because the flows on the router say "anything from 213.170.3.0/26 goes
over this tunnel". Hmm. Is there any simple solution to this ?
Can I set up "exception" flows for anti-tunneling ?
rgds,
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