BTW there is an openswan package for RHEL 3 here
http://www.openswan.org/download/binaries/rhel/3/i386/
Simone wrote:
> Hi, and thanks. I am using CentOS3 at the moment. Thing is that the
> linuxbox is at the remote location and I can reach that now via an
> existing vpn that will be dead really soon. Since I'd rather not go
> there and reinstall and reconfigure the 2 boxes, and since an upgrade
> from centos 3 to 4 is not suggested, I am trying to find a solution
> that I can implement from here.I see CentOS3 comes with ipsec-tools
> 0.2.5 while CentOS4 with 0.3.3, is this a big difference?
> I'll have a look at openswan, thanks
>
> Simone
>
> Feizhou wrote:
>
>> Hi Simone,
>>
>> Are you using CentOS 4?
>>
>> If you are, the 2.6 kernel comes with openswan, freeswan is dead.
>>
>> CentOS 4 comes with ipsec-tools to configure ipsec tunnels.
>>
>> http://www.openswan.org/
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