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From: Martin G. <sou...@gl...> - 2004-03-03 03:38:25
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On March 2, 2004 14:01, Friedrich Lobenstock wrote: > Oliver Jehle wrote on 02.03.2004 15:40 MET: > > i would rather suggest > > > > 2.4 = freeswan (until a maintained 2.6 ipsec backport is available) > > I think FreeSwan will still have the lead in the 2.4 arena. Anything > backported will probably not be as stable. Don't write off FreeS/wan just quite yet - some of the developers have forked FreeS/wan into a new project - openswan and will continue their work there. One of the big advantages I found with FreeS/wan is the documentation and in particular the interoperability guides - they've helped me out in many cases. I'm unfamiliar with Kame, but in my brief reading it appears to be easier to configure, but is not as well tested as FreeS/wan. There may still be some issues with x509 certs and nat traversal, but I'm sure these will be solved in time... So, I would add my voice to the concensus and recommend DL sticks to FreeS/wan for kernel 2.4 and see where 2.6 goes. Martin |