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I am looking for someone capable to harden AOSP IPSEC scripts to route os connection to specific proxy port natively.
I would offer acceptable donation
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Hi all, first post. I have been through the Android 2.0.1 filesystem from top to bottom and cannot find any standard linux IPsec binaries, conf flies or libraries. Can anyone give me a few sentences on how IPsec is implemented in Android?
If you do, iwill find a way to turn on 3DES and report back.
Thanks.
Does anyone have any info or know if support will be added in CM7?
It supports it on the wifi interface, and it supports 6to4 tunneling which can be used over the 3g/4g interface (configured with route2). However, as far as I can tell, IPV6 is does not have native support on the WAN interface on Android at all. And 6to4 tunneling is not an option since TMO's PAT will break it.
TMO is running an IPV6 beta program, but at this point the only phones that can be used with it are some Symbian phones and Maemo.
And before anyone asks why, it's for:
- Testing
- Development
- Security assessment
Yeah, I also wanted to be in that beta. No word on any roms that can do that but I heard the next Nexus S had Samsung code to do it.
I haven't tried it yet, but I wonder if you could create a bridge interface and add the radio interface to the bridge group. IPV6 should be supported on the bridge. No idea if it will let you add the radio interface to the bridge group though.
Has anyone tried sniffing the radio interface to see if they are sending IPV6 router advertisements to everyone, or only the people that signed up for the beta? I think it would be a pain in the butt to make it selective unless they are using your IMEI or IMSI to dump you on a completely separate VLAN.
signal15 said:
Does anyone have any info or know if support will be added in CM7?
It supports it on the wifi interface, and it supports 6to4 tunneling which can be used over the 3g/4g interface (configured with route2). However, as far as I can tell, IPV6 is does not have native support on the WAN interface on Android at all. And 6to4 tunneling is not an option since TMO's PAT will break it.
TMO is running an IPV6 beta program, but at this point the only phones that can be used with it are some Symbian phones and Maemo.
And before anyone asks why, it's for:
- Testing
- Development
- Security assessment
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That TMO IPv6 beta now supports a few Androids, including the ICS Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus for UMTS.
So I use VPN a lot at work, and I would like to have an option to be able to check on my work PC remotely with the webtop. From what I can tell we have had some luck loading dpkg and apt on the webtop, So is there a real VPN linux client that works well with the ARM framework? if so I would like to help work to make it work on the Atrix's Webtop mode. If anyone has any suggestions as to which open source VPN project to start with and which dependencies we will need to port to ARM or at least begin to shoehorn onto the Atrix please post.
Moved as not android development
well I had planned on 'developing' a working solution. I just need some input as to where to start. I was going to use this for a journal -> howto of the process. I still can i guess.
So, does anyone have suggestions on where to start, or a good VPN linux client that runs on ARM well, and doesn't require a bunch of dependencies?
openvpn would be ideal, but it requires TUN/TAP support, which won't be available until kernel sources are available.
vpnc also requires TUN
Most web-based SSL VPNs require a java runtime plugin, of which the embedded one from Oracle does not work.
There's built-in support for Citrix, so that works for some people. I use NeoRouter, which is an SSL VPN of sorts. Fire it up in the Mobile View, and then I can redirect connections within the webtop to utilize that VPN connection.
you can use l2tp/ipsec or pptp via the settings/wireless&networks menu...its built into the OS. when you are in webtop it comes up as an option to connect to your vpn. why reinvent the wheel?
Not all companies/indivduals use pptp/l2tp/ipsec VPNs. It's best to have as many options as possible IMO.
Hi all,
I am working on some driver modifications (mac80211/ath5k open source
driver currently) in order to implement customized algorithms (setting
IE parameters within beacon frames, etc) on a WiFiDirect wireless
network.
I was wondering whether there existed any android phone using (open
source) customizable driver from the linux wireless stack, so I could
test on real mobile devices. Has somebody worked on these platforms?
Thanks in advance,
Andrés
Is anyone planning on incorporating android-clat ( dan.drown.org/android/clat/ possibly with more info at sites.google.com/site/tmoipv6/464xlat ) into a ROM for the Nexus 4? The T-Mobile IPv6 APN, while working for most things, has a few too many bugs for everyday use without the ability to parse IPv4 literal addresses.
On a related note, I've been a long time lurker here and it's helped me to understand unix based operating systems tremendously, but my only programming experience was C++ 11 years ago in high school. Can anyone suggest a good primer for becoming familiar with android building and compiling? I don't think I'll be able to get up to speed quickly enough to implement clat myself but perhaps I could be more helpful down the road. Much of the terminology with open source software is completely foreign to me; for instance, I see that android-clat has been merged into AOSP as of 11/12, but I'm not quite sure what that means with regards to having it functional in ROMs, for instance... all I know is that stock 4.2.1 and the beta CM10 doesn't have it as I'm still running into the same IPv6 problems.
Thanks!
FF