On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 03:19:24 -0700, tohyob@yahoo.com wrote: > Hi to all, > I need to know whether the following configuration is working. I have > four linux gateways (I'll call them A, B, C and D). > A, B and C have static IP addresses, D has dynamic IP. > I have set up Openswan to Openswan VPN between A and B, and between A > and C. > Now I wanted to setup an Openvpn to Openvpn VPN between A and D, using > certificates. > My question is: > Openswan and Openvpn will collide within gateway A? Or can they > cohexist independently without any problem? They can definitely co-exist. You iptables firewall rules might become complex, however, depending on how you've set up Openswan and Openvpn on A. -- Dale Dellutri <ddelQQQlutr@panQQQix.com> (lose the Q's)

tohyob@yahoo.com writes: >Hi to all, >I need to know whether the following configuration is working. I have >four linux gateways (I'll call them A, B, C and D). >A, B and C have static IP addresses, D has dynamic IP. >I have set up Openswan to Openswan VPN between A and B, and between A >and C. >Now I wanted to setup an Openvpn to Openvpn VPN between A and D, using >certificates. >My question is: >Openswan and Openvpn will collide within gateway A? Or can they >cohexist independently without any problem? I have no real idea since I have never used openswan, but you will probably have to use different ports ( rather than 1194) on some of those connections. Is A the host? Ie, is A the one the others are connecting to, of is A the one that is doing the connecting to the others?