see below.( at isakmpd.conf )
:
:
[Phase 1]
_user1 ID_= ISAKMP-user1-config # instead of : _peer1 IP_= ISAKMP-peer1-config
_user2 ID_= ISAKMP-user2-config # instead of : _peer2 IP_= ISAKMP-peer2-config
_user3 ID_= ISAKMP-user3-config # instead of : _peer3 IP_= ISAKMP-peer3-config
:
:
Only In this way, I think we can correctly config different password
for remote-user because of one 'Authentication=' tag per section.
p.s> When I use public key authentication for multi-user-config , It works well.
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Angelos D. Keromytis wrote:
>
> In message <000c01c02de0$34955520$db02040b@jchshin>, "je cheol" writes:
> >But I don't know how to config other password for each user.
> >I want to know how in [Phase 1] we can describe each user's [phase1]
> >by ID(FQDN) instead of IP-address.
>
> Well, if your client's ID is an FQDN like "foo.bar.com", then you
> can have on the server's isakmpd.conf a section like this:
>
> [foo.bar.com]
> Authentication= mekmitasdigoat
>
<--( SNIP )-->
Helu,
Maybe someone can add the multi-user configuration ( with dynamic
clients ) to the IPSec documentation, since it seems to be a FAQ.
-- Craig
Well, if your client's ID is an FQDN like "foo.bar.com", then you
can have on the server's isakmpd.conf a section like this:
[foo.bar.com]
Authentication= mekmitasdigoat
-Angelos