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    How to employ OpenSWAN "raw" RSA keys?

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      shamrock
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      How can I establish an IPSec tunnel between pfSense and an OpenSWAN gateway that requires the use of a "raw" RSA key in RFC 2537 format?

      I cannot presently find a way to enter such a "raw" RSA key into pfSense provided to me by the other side, nor can I find a way to generate such a "raw" RSA key in pfSense. I do see the options to use an X.509 certificate or PSK, but such a "raw" RSA key is neither of those two.

      I am using a recent build of pfSense 2.0.

      Thanks in advance,
      –Lucky

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        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
        last edited by

        I don't think that our IPsec daemon supports keys like that. OpenSWAN does work with PSK mode, however.

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