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IPSec Samples (Windows CE 5.0)

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Windows CE includes ipsecfg, a sample configuration tool for IPSec. Ipseccfg is located in the %_WINCEROOT%\common\oak\drivers\netsamp\ipseccfg directory.

You can use this sample to create a customized configuration tool and user interface.

The syntax for the IPSec utility is as follows:

ipseccfg [loadpolicyFile] [unloadpolicyName]startonlystartsetresetstoploglevellogmethod

Parameters

  • load policyFile
    Loads the IPSec policy from file policyFile into registry. The policy details are stored under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\IPSec\Policies\[Name of Policy] registry key. For more information about the policy file, see the Remarks section.
  • unloadpolicyName
    Removes the entries for policyName from the registry.
  • startonly
    Starts IPSec with no policy set.
  • start [policyName]
    Starts IPSec and sets a policy by reading the policy information for policyName that is stored in the registry.
  • set [policyName]
    Sets a policy by reading that policy information that is stored for policyName in the registry. IPSec should already be started when this command is run.
  • reset [me/myip/ip]
    Resets the policy according to the source Internet Protocol (IP) address that is specified. For the me option, the source IP address = 0, for the myip option, the source IP address is the first IP address that is returned from a call to gethostbyname (localhost).
  • stop
    Stops IPSec. If IPSec is shut down, all policies that were set before will be reset.
  • loglevel [none/err/warn/diag/pss/trace/verb
    Sets the IPSec logging level.
  • logmethod [celog/debug]
    Sets the IPSec logging method

Remarks

The policy file is a .txt file that contains policy-specific information as shown in the following example:

Sample policyFile
;Sample
policy=sample
inaction=1
outaction=2
auth=2
info= CN=Sample Root CA;
mmhash=7
mmenc=7
qmhash=7
qmenc=4
dh=3
protocol=0
flags=0
srcip=myip

See Also

IPSec v4

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