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From: Joe Orthoefer <orthoefe@gte.net>
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Subject: KAME ipsec and cisco IOS
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Is it currently possible to get a cisco with ipsec and a freebsd box
running the KAME stuff to pass encrypted traffic back and forth
(ipv4+ipsec)? I realize the problem is principly the key management
between the two.  Has anyone even attempted this?  Is there a better place
to ask this question?  

Thanks,




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