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[Users] /etc/ipsec.d .pem files

From: Sean Loch (scloch_ca_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Jun 12 2002 - 20:31:40 CEST

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Hi all,

I followed Nate Carlson's howto, and with the help of
several others on this user group, I have a vpn server
up and running. I was wondering though, why it is not
necessary to copy all of the peer .pem files that I
created to the /etc/ipsec.d directory, or is it? They
all (except for the host .pem) reside in /var/sslca.
If I were to create a connection description with
rightcert= in it, would the .pem file not need to be
in this directory for things to work properly?

Thanks in advance,

Sean

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