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IPsec with IKE tunnel config

in Acme Packet (MOSC) 6 commentsAnswered ✓

Hello,

I've made this configuration:

ike-interface

    state                  enabled

    ike-version               2

    address                X.X.X.231

    realm-id                Centrex_IPSEC

    ike-mode                responder

    dpd-params-name             

    v2-ike-life-secs            86400

    v2-ipsec-life-secs           28800

    v2-rekey                none

    esnSupport               disabled

    shared-password             ********

    eap-protocol               

    sd-authentication-method        none

    certificate-profile-id-list       

    cert-status-check            disabled

    cert-status-profile-list         

    access-control-name           

    tunnel-orig-name-list          

    options                 

   

ike-sainfo

    name                  centrex

    security-protocol            esp-auth

    auth-algo                sha2-256

    encryption-algo             aes

    ipsec-mode               tunnel

    tunnel-local-addr           X.X.X.231

    tunnel-remote-addr           Y.Y.Y..145


 security-policy

    name                  centrex

    network-interface            s0p1:0

    priority                10

    local-ip-addr-match           X.X.X.230

    remote-ip-addr-match          Y.Y.Y..191

    local-port-match            0

    local-port-match-max          65535

    remote-port-match            0

    remote-port-match-max          65535

    trans-protocol-match          ALL

    direction                both

    local-ip-mask              255.255.255.255

    remote-ip-mask             255.255.255.255

    action                 ipsec

    ike-sainfo-name             centrex

    outbound-sa-fine-grained-mask

        local-ip-mask              255.255.255.255

        remote-ip-mask             255.255.255.255

        local-port-mask             0

        remote-port-mask            0

        trans-protocol-mask           0

        valid                  enabled

        sa-lookup-exception           enabled

        vlan-mask                0xFFF

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