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Subject: if_ipsec(4) and IKEv1 [security/ipsec-tools, racoon.conf]
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 Hello,

I'm out of ideas how to quick-start with if_ipsec(4) and IKEv1.

I'm familar with security/ipsec-tools, but I couldn't find out how
racoon(8) would interact with cloned if_ipsec(4) interfaces yet.

Also, how to tell racoon(8) to generate such tunnel interfaces, hence
policies?
I guess the latter isn't implemented in racoon(8) (yet).

But is racoon(8) supposed to work with static policies generated by
if_ipsec(4)?

Thanks,

-harry