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...d may be preferable to some, as your EAP password is not viewable from the FireBrick's configuration.
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#*Server name or address: The IP or host name of your FireBrick. (the Server name needs to match the name in the generated certificate, thi
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This is assuming you already have the FireBrick set up and working well, bonding all the traffic. Let's say you have three
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'''FireBrick acting as the ipsec 'server', and configuring a strongSwan client on Fedora
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...the file. This are easier in iOS 9. If you are running iOS9 then see the [[FireBrick Road Warrior iPhone iPad iOS9|iOS 9 Page]].
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'''This is now a legacy way to do IPsec, see [[FireBrick to FireBrick IPsec (Howto)]] instead!'''
=FireBrick IPsec Information=
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*If you are running iOS 8 then (upgrade, or) please see the [[FireBrick Road Warrior iPhone iPad iOS8|iOS 8 Page]]
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See also: [[FireBrick Road Warrior strongSwan]]
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It is possible to connect an modern Apple Mac with OSX to a FireBrick over IPSEC with IKEv2 and EAP.
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...the feature, as well as the [https://www.firebrick.co.uk/support/manuals/0 FireBrick Manuals] which contain a VoIP section.
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Out of the box, it will work as an 'ethernet' device, and so the FireBrick or a computer will see it as a USB ethernet adapter. The Dongle runs a DHCP
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This page describes editing the XML directly. The Firebrick does have a Web User Interface too. Both can be used to edit the config, as
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FTTC lines can be bonded in exactly the same way. We'd suggest using a FireBrick 2700 and can assist with the configuration. It is also possible to mix FTTC
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*More info on http://www.firebrick.co.uk/fb2700/bonding.php
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=VLAN Configuration for Bonding Multiple lines with a FireBrick=
When using with a FireBrick for bonding multiple lines we can use VLANS for each of the PPP sessions.
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***FireBrick 2500, 2700 and 6000 all support IPv6 by default
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The FireBrick supports call recording by teeing off the two way audio from a call leg and
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FireBrick SIP supports this, both as a server and a client.
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