Dynamic DNS ON BOTH ENDPOINTS
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As far as I'm aware, this is your last post.
@sullrich:Wed, 23 Nov 2005 15:19:15 -0800
I will add a feature for it to automatically talk to the 2nd firewall
and for it to tell the 2nd to reload its ipsec configuration. This
will solve all these problems.Only stipulation is that both endpoints will need to be pfSense, but
thats not really something I'm concerned with as you should only be
using pfSense :PAnd here you don't actually say if the issue will be solved soon or not.
Or maybe I'm wrong and I didn't search the ML correctly?
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From: Scott Ullrich sullrich@gmail.comMailed-By: gmail.com
To: "info@cilient.com" info@cilient.comDate: Nov 24, 2005 2:01 PM
Subject: Re: [pfSense Support] Dynamic DNS ON BOTH ENDPOINTS
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What?
You mean you sent that but it doesn't show up on the ML archive?
That's why I'm not a fan of MLs ;D.
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What?
You mean you sent that but it doesn't show up on the ML archive?
That's why I'm not a fan of MLs ;D.
CheersI don't know what to tell you. I can find any message I need in 2 seconds with my gmail account + the mailing list.
And for the record, I prefer mailing lists over forums. It cuts down on the BS.
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And for the record, I prefer mailing lists over forums. It cuts down on the BS.
There you have a point…
But I still prefer forums lol
Heck with so many posts you and I exchanged today I tell you what I prefer: SIP softphones.
But then there wouldn't be any BD with stored info.
But it sure would have made things easier today ;).
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Yet another place we differ. I hate the phone.
:P
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No, sir.
I'm not a big fan of phones.
But then we would have done this in 5 minutes instead of 2 hours ;).
BTW a bit of BS: where do I get that avatar of yours but bigger?
I simply love it :P
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Does this mean IPSEC in pfSense has the same problem with DHCP IP address changes as m0n0wall?
i.e. if a dynamic endpoint has an IP address change it will not reconnect until the phase lifetime expires, or IPSEC is manually restarted.
This is why I use the ovpn builds in m0n0wall for OpenVPN support. I'm very tempted to change for Carp & IPSEC compression otherwise.
And if this is so can you slap it in big letters in the FAQ and elsewhere to make it more widely known.
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Quote from: sullrich
Wed, 23 Nov 2005 15:19:15 -0800I will add a feature for it to automatically talk to the 2nd firewall
and for it to tell the 2nd to reload its ipsec configuration. This
will solve all these problems.More than half of year has past since then; any progress on this, Sullrich?
All I want is the option ho have a Dynamic DNS address allowed in Remote Gateway field.
Automatic detection of address changes and remote party notification are improvements you cand develop later… :)
I don't mind to manualy reeestablish the connection.... for the beginning ;) -
No progress has been made. 1.0 is being released without this support.