[strongSwan] FW: Connecting Native Android VPN app > Strongswan IKEv2

[Hay, Ben (EG Consulting)]

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Ben Hay

From: Hay, Ben (EG Consulting)
Sent: 01 October 2015 16:30
To: <users at lists.strongswan.org>
Subject: Connecting Native Android VPN app > Strongswan IKEv2

Hi Everyone

Many thanks in advance.

I am attempting to connect a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 running Android Lollipop 5.1.1 to a StrongSwan VPN server.

We are using:

*         IKEv2

*         RSA Certs

**First question is, can the Android Native app on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 actually connect to StrongSwan or does it require the proprietary app.**???

I am able to successfully connect using the same device using the proprietary StrongSwan app whilst using IKEv2 and also have successfully setup a IKEv1 connection using PSK XAUTH on the native client.

Below is the syslog file showing the connection progress made:

-          Connection initiates

-          Attempts to contact CRL (not implemented here, so fails)

-          Checks cert and appears happy with it

-          Assigns it a virtual IP address

-          Then FAILS.

o   We are unsure as to why it fails at the end.


Below is the ipsec.conf output




Error on the device is connection "unsuccessful".

If anyone has any help or ideas, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Ben Hay
Technology Consultant

Enterprise Group
Networking and Enterprise Mobility

ben.hay at hpe.com<mailto:ben.hay at hpe.com>
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