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(IPSec Setkey) Ubuntu, how do I know for sure data is going through IPSec tunnel?

dnwkdnwk Member
edited December 2013 in Help

I have follow this
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPSecHowTo
Using ipsec-tools
manually manipulate the IPsec SA/SP database
How do I know for sure data is go through IPSec tunnel?

Comments

  • Do you have something like 'ipsec status' that shows you tunnel is built up?

  • tcpdump can do it quick if you just issue pings between two computers.

  • drserverdrserver Member, Host Rep

    best way is to make services listen to VPN ip adresses then you are sure 100%

  • Do a traceroute. If it shows nothing... well then it's secured.

  • @drserver said:
    best way is to make services listen to VPN ip adresses then you are sure 100%

    They don't have VPN ip

  • drserverdrserver Member, Host Rep

    Sorry I missed IPSec part.

  • Ok. I figure out. I shut the setkey off on one server. If the connection disrupted, the we know they was going through server

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