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On Sun, 8 Jun 2003, Suraj K. Rai wrote: > I am very new to IPSEC and I was wondering why m0n0wall requires a > static IP on the WAN interface for IPSEC. Is this a limitation on the > protocol, FreeBSD or m0n0wall? Is it because the keys will have to > re-generated when the DHCP address changes? The reason I ask is, my > DHCP address has not changed in ages. Let's say it's a shortcoming in the way the SPD is handled. When the script installs new entries in the SPD using setkey, it must specify both endpoints of the tunnel - the local and the remote one. The only way I see to solve this would be to write some small program that gets called by dhclient or MPD when the IP address changes. It would have to flush the SPD and SAD, reinstall all entries with the new local IP address and possibly restart racoon. I'll consider this for a future version. > Also, what about using IPSEC over the WLAN interface? I understand > that pb11 has made it possible for WLAN to be used as the WAN interface > however it would be nice if the WLAN interface could be used as one of > the "optional" interfaces and still be able to do IPSEC. Maybe, one day... - Manuel |