temporary wild-side problems cause long-term conn problems
"Stephen J. Bevan" <[email protected]> Sat, 8 Mar 2003 20:04:19 -0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.freeswan.user,gmane.network.freeswan.devel |
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John S. Denker writes: > I'm promoting this to the design list. > > Perhaps one of the designers could tell us, how > is FreeS/WAN _supposed_ to respond to routing > events "below" the tunnel layer, e.g. eth0 going > down and back up, due to e.g. temporary dhcp > failure or temporary removal of a pcmcia card? I can't speak for the designers but I can say what I did in the past to try and alleviate some of the DHCP related problems: install a dhcpcd.exe script that stops/starts FreeS/WAN as appropriate i.e. stop it on a "down", restart it on a "new" and start it on an "up" if it isn't running. This is a heavy-handed approach but it does at least keep the routing and eroutes consistent and ensure that connections are re-negotiated on an address change.