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The error message was about selectors not found, but the IKE negotiation had completed successfully with the Mode_Cfg IP address range seemingly accepted by Android, so I am not sure what's causing this. I tried with and without AH, with ESP ciphers aes-256-cbc, aes-128-cbc and 3des, none of which made any difference. This phase failed in my tests, but as I mentioned above I did not try using RSA signatures with SSL Certificates and I don't know if this will make a difference. Group 2 !! Group 5 will not work with Android-7.1.0Ĭrypto ike remote-id user-fqdn preshared-key Very_Long_Secret_Passwd ike-policy 150 crypto map VPN 15 Peer !! This is Android's public IP address, but 'any' will work too.Ĭlient authentication server list LoginUseLocalUsers Local-id address !! This is Netvanta's public IP address With the above in mind the following settings appear to complete the IKE connection and proceed to start Phase 2 negotiation.Ĭrypto ike client configuration pool VPN_modconfig
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The Android client requires Mode_Cfg to be set on the router, without it the IKE negotiation will fail. Using anything else will fail to complete the IKE negotiation. an email address formatted string) to be entered as the type of 'IPSec Identifier'. The Android client also appears to be hard coded to only accept user-fqdn (i.e. From what I figured, without rooting the Android OS there is no way to change from Aggressive to Main Mode when using pre-shared key authentication. Leaving the 'IPSec Identifier' field empty in Android's settings without providing an SSL Certificate on the device will not feed any suitable peer ID to the router during IKE negotiation (I tried all remote-ID types on the Netvanta) and the connection in Main Mode will fail. With SSL Certificates the 'IPSec Identifier' string for the Android device will be read from the subjectAltName field in the certificate, so it will be necessary to add the user-fqdn string in the certificate's email information. If no value is entered for 'IPSec Identifier' then Android is hard coded to use Main Mode to initiate a connection and this case the 'IPSec Identifier' string will be obtained from the SSL Certificate, which appears to be necessary for Main Mode on Android. When left empty the Android will use Main Mode. When the 'IPSec Identifier' string is filled in on the Android device, then Android will use Aggressive Mode to initiate a connection with the router. Regarding IKE encryption the strongest cipher offered by the router, AES-256-CBC, will work with the Android client.Īndroid's 'IPSec Identifier' string is what the Netvanta will receive as remote-id for the peer in Aggressive Mode. It will fail to establish an IKE connection if the router's corresponding 'crypto ike policy' specifies the stronger Group 5. With pre-shared keys the Android native client only accepts key exchange DH Group 2 (1024-bit). I only tried this with Pre-Shared Keys, not SSL Certificates. Below are my results from trying to connect to a Netvanta 3120: I selected Nexus-9, with Android-7.1.0, API-25. Post not showing up? Have a suggestion? Message the mods.I do not have an android device to try this out in a real world scenario and you have not offered much information on your android and router settings for me to compare, but I used genymotion to run Android in a VM.
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