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!!Kernel preparation
!Linux 2.6.0 or later
-The 2.6.0 stable series of kernel has native IPSec support. This means you dont need to patch it - you do need to compile in IPSec support and any other required features, and you do still need the FreeS/WAN
UserSpace tools as far as I know
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+The 2.6.0 stable series of kernel has native IPSec support. This means you dont need to patch it - you do need to compile in IPSec support and any other required features, and you do still some
UserSpace tools.
2.6.0 is currently (6 Nov 2003) nearing its final test release, and should be deemed 'final' very soon. I am already running 2.6.0 quite happily, although not with IPSec.
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+The [IPSec Howto|http://www.ipsec-howto.org/] covers 2.5/2.6 native IPSec using the linux port of [KAME|http://ipsec-tools.sourceforge.net], or using the linux port of OpendBSD's [isakmpd|http://bender.thinknerd.de/~thomas/IPsec/isakmpd-linux.html].
!Vanilla Kernel/FreeS/WAN from source
Get the latest FreeS/WAN source package - the FreeS/WAN homepage recommends typing
