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1. Yes the masks are /22 for the internal LAN 2. I should have checked the ipfstat. I have another unit that connects fine to OpenBSD and I was wondering why it was working without the rules. I have deleted the extra UDP/ESP rules. Thanks 3. Yes I can ping the LAN host using "ping -S 172.16.100.22 -c 10 172.16.40.23" from the exec.php page. And now it works. Note: This is a backup circuit for a Frame Relay connection. Shouldn't this connection be permanent or will it only come up when there is traffic? Why did ping wake it up? Kevin -----Original Message----- From: Vincent Fleuranceau [mailto:vincent at bikost dot com] Sent: Friday, July 23, 2004 7:00 AM To: Kevin Roosdahl Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Problem setting up IPSec between two Soekris net4501 running m0n0wall 1.0 1° - Verify the netmask, in particular the /22 one ; The "standard" value is /24. 2° - You don't need to set up specific filter rules for IPSec because m0n0wall takes care of that for you. Idem for routing. 3° - Try to ping some remote host from a LAN host, or even go to exec.php and type: ping -S <LAN_IP> -c10 <LAN_IP_ON_OTHER_END_OF_TUNNEL> Note: the tunnel may take 5 seconds to establish, maybe up to 60 seconds if it has to clean expired SA before... Please let me know if it works. -- Vincent |