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CHARON-CMD(8) strongSwan CHARON-CMD(8) NAME charon-cmd - Simple IKE client (IPsec VPN client) SYNOPSIS charon-cmd --host hostname --identity identity [ options ] DESCRIPTION charon-cmd is a program for setting up IPsec VPN connections using the In- ternet Key Exchange protocol (IKE) in version 1 and 2. It supports a num- ber of different road-warrior scenarios. Like the IKE daemon charon, charon-cmd has to be run as root (or more specifically as a user with CAP_NET_ADMIN capability). Of the following options at least --host and --identity are required. De- pending on the selected authentication profile credentials also have to be provided with their respective options. Many of the charon-specific configuration options in strongswan.conf also apply to charon-cmd. For instance, to configure customized logging to std- out the following snippet can be used: charon-cmd { filelog { stdout { default = 1 ike = 2 cfg = 2 } } } OPTIONS --help Prints usage information and a short summary of the available op- tions. --version Prints the strongSwan version. --debug level Sets the default log level (defaults to 1). level is a number be- tween -1 and 4. Refer to strongswan.conf for options that allow a more fine-grained configuration of the logging output. --host hostname DNS name or IP address to connect to. --identity identity Identity the client uses for the IKE exchange. --eap-identity identity Identity the client uses for EAP authentication. --xauth-username username Username the client uses for XAuth authentication. --remote-identity identity Server identity to expect, defaults to hostname. --cert path Trusted certificate, either for authentication or trust chain vali- dation. To provide more than one certificate multiple --cert op- tions can be used. --rsa path RSA private key to use for authentication (if a password is re- quired, it will be requested on demand). For other key types use --priv. --priv path Private key to use for authentication (if a password is required, it will be requested on demand). --p12 path PKCS#12 file with private key and certificates to use for authenti- cation and trust chain validation (if a password is required it will be requested on demand). --agent[=socket] Use SSH agent for authentication. If socket is not specified it is read from the SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable. --local-ts subnet Additional traffic selector to propose for our side, the requested virtual IP address will always be proposed. --remote-ts subnet Traffic selector to propose for remote side, defaults to 0.0.0.0/0. --ike-proposal proposal IKE proposal to offer instead of default. For IKEv1, a single pro- posal consists of one encryption algorithm, an integrity/PRF algo- rithm and a DH group. IKEv2 can propose multiple algorithms of the same kind. To specify multiple proposals, repeat the option. --esp-proposal proposal ESP proposal to offer instead of default. For IKEv1, a single pro- posal consists of one encryption algorithm, an integrity algorithm and an optional DH group for Perfect Forward Secrecy rekeying. IKEv2 can propose multiple algorithms of the same kind. To specify multi- ple proposals, repeat the option. --ah-proposal proposal AH proposal to offer instead of ESP. For IKEv1, a single proposal consists of an integrity algorithm and an optional DH group for Per- fect Forward Secrecy rekeying. IKEv2 can propose multiple algorithms of the same kind. To specify multiple proposals, repeat the option. --profile name Authentication profile to use, the list of supported profiles can be found in the Authentication Profiles sections below. Defaults to ikev2-pub if a private key was supplied, and to ikev2-eap otherwise. IKEv2 Authentication Profiles ikev2-pub IKEv2 with public key client and server authentication ikev2-eap IKEv2 with EAP client authentication and public key server authenti- cation ikev2-pub-eap IKEv2 with public key and EAP client authentication (RFC 4739) and public key server authentication IKEv1 Authentication Profiles The following authentication profiles use either Main Mode or Aggressive Mode, the latter is denoted with a -am suffix. ikev1-pub, ikev1-pub-am IKEv1 with public key client and server authentication ikev1-xauth, ikev1-xauth-am IKEv1 with public key client and server authentication, followed by client XAuth authentication ikev1-xauth-psk, ikev1-xauth-psk-am IKEv1 with pre-shared key (PSK) client and server authentication, followed by client XAuth authentication (INSECURE!) ikev1-hybrid, ikev1-hybrid-am IKEv1 with public key server authentication only, followed by client XAuth authentication SEE ALSO strongswan.conf(5), ipsec(8) 6.0.7 2013-06-21 CHARON-CMD(8)
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