Problem with the Host2Host IPsec configuration

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Hi,
I'm under FC4. I would like to configure an IPsec communications between 2 computers. The first has the IP "10.172.52.78" and the second has the IP : "10.172.52.19". To do this I have used the "Network Configuration" tool (/usr/bin/system-config-network).
In the "IPsec" tab, I have pushed on "new". And do this:
- surname: AAA
- IPsec on boot= false
- type of connection: Host 2 host
- type of encryption: by IKE (racoon)
- remote IP address: 10.172.52.19
- Authentication key: c7f6fac78b603ecaa6dc9817f596da6141369604
- incoming authentication SPI: 300
- outgoing authentication SPI: 301
- incoming encryption SPI: 302
- outcoing encryption SPI: 303

In the second machine I have done the same, else for:
- remote IP address: 10.172.52.78
- incoming authentication SPI: 301
- outgoing authentication SPI: 300
- incoming encryption SPI: 303
- outcoing encryption SPI: 302

I have saved the new rule in each machine. I have enabled it and restarted the network daemon. In each machine I have obtained these files: /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-AAA, /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/keys-AAA, /racoon/10.172.52.19.conf (and the in the 2nd machine /racoon/10.172.52.78.conf)

- Contents of the "/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-AAA" file:
  DST=10.172.52.19
  TYPE=IPSEC
  ONBOOT=no
  IKE_METHOD=PSK

-Content of the /etc/keys-AAA file:
  c7f6fac78b603ecaa6dc9817f596da6141369604

- Contents of the "/etc/racoon/10.172.52.19.conf" file
 remote 10.172.52.19
 {
     exchange_mode aggressive, main;
     my_identifier address;
     proposal {
             encryption_algorithm 3des;
         hash_algorithm sha1;
         authentication_method pre_shared_key;
         dh_group 2 ;
     }
 }



Problem: When I try to ping the other machine I have this error message:
       ping  10.172.52.19
       connect: Resource temporarily unavailable
Nota: I have disabled my firewall.

Do you know what I must do in addition to what I made?
Thanks

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