conversion of iosxr ios ipsec configuration

We have a configuration of ipsec work on ios

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door-key crypto KRING

pre-shared key BA2211RA1.ba.caixa key SeCretBA2211RA1 hostname

pre-shared key BA3618RA1.ba.caixa key SeCretBA3618RA1 hostname

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crypto ISAKMP policy 1

BA 3des

preshared authentication

Group 2

life 3600

Crypto isakmp ISAPROF profile

Keychain KRING

FQDN of self-identity

match domain ba.caixa host identity

match domain se.caixa host identity

address - 10.144.0.15

!

!

Crypto ipsec transform-set esp-3des esp-sha-hmac VPN

!

crypto dynamic-map 10 DYNMAP

game of transformation-VPN

ISAPROF Set isakmp-profile

!

card crypto VPN_AG_EBT address Loopback21

card crypto VPN_AG_EBT 10-isakmp dynamic ipsec DYNMAP

!

!

Interface Port - channel1.521

card crypto VPN_AG_EBT

!

IOSXR configuration will be like this?

!

door-key crypto KRING

pre-shared key hostname key

!

crypto ISAKMP policy 1

3des encryption

preshared authentication

Group 2

life 3600

!

Crypto isakmp ISAPROF profile

Keychain KRING

FQDN of self-identity

host identity domain match

!

Crypto ipsec transform-set esp-3des esp-sha-hmac transform VPN

!

Profile of crypto ipsec VPN_AG_EBT

dynamic set type

PFS group2 Set

game of transformation-VPN

!

interface of X / Y

Crypto ipsec VPN_AG_EBT

!

the thing is, part of the configuration of encryption as keychain are supported because they are used in some methods of authentication for routing protocols.

true ipsec isn't on the 9 k, the current ucode has no place for this. Next gen it maybe and we are also working on a blade or an adapter that can help with this.

I'll try to find an official statement that ipsec on the 9 k is not supported, but the more I Googled it, the more embarrassed, I also get a lot of things 'suggests' it should work. I'm working on the correction to disambiguate.

I also check with CRS and XR12K guys what their support for ipsec in hw.

Will report to the time where I hear.

concerning

Xander

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