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Latest revision as of 23:59, 17 August 2018
An example of using preshared keys to a Juniper firewall.
This is very simple and in practice it just worked. The Juniper needs to be configured for IKEv2, and the FireBrick just needs the following IPSec entries:
- local-ip - The FireBrick's public IP
- peer-ips - the Juniper's public IP
- routes - What IPs to route down the IPsec tunnel
- auth-method - secret
- secret - the preshared key
- mode - Immediate"
Example FireBrick config
<ipsec-ike log="ipsec" log-error="ipsec" comment="toJuniper">
<connection name="toJuniper" local-ip="FireBrick.IP.Address" peer-ips="JUNIPER.IP.ADDRESS" graph="JuniperIPsec" routes="IPs.TO.ROUTE" log="ipsec" log-error="ipsec" auth-method="Secret" secret=PASSPHRASE" mode="Immediate" blackhole="true"/>
</ipsec-ike>
You'll then want to adjust firewall rules accordingly.