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    IPsec & GLXSB - pfSense 2.0.1 i386

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      elemay
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      Hi,

      i've got an AMD Geode CPU with AES-128 (GLXSB) support.

      I enabled GLXSB and my IPsec connects, but i am not able to connect anywhere in the VPN.

      If i disable GLXSB and reboot, all works fine…

      Errors in IPsec Log:

      racoon: ERROR: pfkey UPDATE failed: Invalid argument
      racoon: ERROR: pfkey ADD failed: Invalid argument
      racoon: [name]: ERROR 5.6.7.8 give up to get IPsec-SA due to time up to wait.
      

      is there an solution to fix this?

      because i would like to have some extra computing powers as this machine is kinda slow anyhow…

      thanks in advance

      elemay.

      My machine:

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fit-PC#fit-PC_1.0

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        cmb
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        glxsb driver apparently has some issues with AES. Might want to try a 2.1 snapshot since it has a newer base OS. Please report back on results if you do.

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          elemay
          last edited by

          did upgrade today, activated glxsb, rebooted (just to get sure) –> same effect

          connected but no browsing possible.

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            dotdash
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            What is the other end of the IPSec tunnel- software client, device? I had some trouble getting a Sonicwall connected with AES, switched to 3DES and it worked. This was on a Alix running nano 2.0.1 with glxsb enabled. I've used it plenty of times between two pfsense boxes with no issues.

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              cmb
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              I should say anything higher than AES128 seems to be broken, glxsb only works with 128. Does it work at 128?

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                elemay
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                i thought glxsb only supports aes, so switching to blowfish or anything else doesn't use glxsb. right?

                i have aes 128bit in my ipsec configuration. client is an android mobile.

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                • dotdashD
                  dotdash
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                  I was trying to use AES128 with glxsb. It works fine with both pfsense peers, my trouble was trying to connect from pfsense to a Sonicwall peer. It connected but wasn't passing traffic. I switched to 3DES and the tunnel came up. I didn't try disabling glxsb. I can't test anything at this point as the customer would not be amused at another outage.

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