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COPYING (17982, 1996-05-04)
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source\Makefile (1739, 2001-03-29)
source\cipdrvr (0, 2001-03-27)
source\cipdrvr\i386 (0, 2001-03-27)
source\cipdrvr\i386\free (0, 2001-03-27)
source\cipdrvr\i386\checked (0, 2001-04-08)
source\cipdrvr\MAKEFILE (247, 1996-11-26)
source\cipdrvr\hexdump.c (1015, 2000-11-05)
source\cipdrvr\macinfo.c (1273, 2000-10-08)
source\cipdrvr\hexdump.h (1014, 2000-11-05)
source\cipdrvr\types.h (1836, 2002-04-13)
source\cipdrvr\resource.rc (1025, 2000-07-10)
source\cipdrvr\obj (0, 2001-03-27)
source\cipdrvr\obj\i386 (0, 2001-03-27)
source\cipdrvr\constants.h (6264, 2002-03-03)
source\cipdrvr\cipdrvr.c (47900, 2002-10-19)
source\cipdrvr\macinfo.h (1172, 2000-10-08)
source\cipdrvr\prototypes.h (3474, 2000-11-21)
source\cipdrvr\SOURCES (707, 2000-11-16)
source\cipsrvr (0, 2001-03-27)
source\cipsrvr\idea.h (5104, 2000-11-09)
source\cipsrvr\CipeTapIO.h (1788, 2000-12-04)
source\cipsrvr\CipeServiceBase.h (3440, 2000-11-14)
source\cipsrvr\crc32.c (7103, 2000-10-25)
source\cipsrvr\CipeAdapter.cpp (4679, 2000-11-30)
source\cipsrvr\CipeServiceMgr.cpp (5389, 2000-11-04)
source\cipsrvr\CipeNullEncryptor.h (1490, 2000-10-30)
source\cipsrvr\CipeSocketIO.h (2375, 2002-03-13)
source\cipsrvr\Makefile (2701, 2002-03-13)
source\cipsrvr\CipeBase.h (1890, 2000-11-29)
source\cipsrvr\CipeServiceBase.cpp (8359, 2000-11-14)
source\cipsrvr\CipeTapIO.cpp (8134, 2002-03-12)
source\cipsrvr\CipePeer.cpp (8474, 2000-11-30)
source\cipsrvr\main.cpp (1711, 2000-11-29)
source\cipsrvr\CipeAdapter.h (2314, 2000-11-27)
source\cipsrvr\CipeGenericIO.cpp (3358, 2000-11-03)
source\cipsrvr\CipeEngine.h (1685, 2000-11-28)
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CIPE-Win32 v2.0-pre15 README -------------------------------------------------------------------- This package consists of a binary installation and a development environment of and for CIPE-Win32 v2.0 beta. This document assumes a working knowledge of CIPE and it's installation requirements. CIPE-Win32 is a port of Olaf Titz's CIPE VPN software from Linux to Windows NT/2000/XP. This software implements a functional node in a CIPE network on Windows NT4.0 SP3-SP6, Windows 2000 and WinXP. DOS-based Windows aren't supported but others are welcome to attempt installation. I know this documentation is not "polished". When the software is working perfectly, I'll do a nice HTML help system (unless someone is willing to start it for me). 128 bit Blowfish encryption is supported at the moment. 128 bit IDEA support is being worked on. Thanks to Vladimir Michl , Erik Wallin , and Jan Olderdissen for their help in debugging the device driver and fixing some of my programming "blind spots". This software is freely distributable under the GNU public license, a copy of which you should have received with this software (in a file called COPYING). -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Installation: Uncompress the distribution (if not done already) to some directory on the target computer (e.g. C:\TEMP\CIPE). Two subdirectories should be created: disk1 and source. 1a) On Windows NT: Run the Windows NT Network Control Panel applet from the Control Panel. Select the Adapters tab and press the Add... button. Choose Have Disk... Enter the path to the disk1 subdirectory as above e.g. C:\TEMP\CIPE\DISK1 Windows will install the driver files and then present a dialog with the CIPE settings. Enter the settings to match the requirements of your CIPE network. IP addresses can either be specified in numeric form or as hostnames Press Continue Windows NT will prompt for additional IP information. The information for the new adapter (which will be called CIPE) will be redundant and needn't be entered. The installer will ask you if you want to install the CIPE service. Continuing, the binding engine will run and, on completion, you will be prompted to reboot the machine. If you agreed to install the CIPE service, you may, at this stage, go into the Devices Control Panel applet and set the startup mode for CIPE to "manual". You may also do this for the Service CIPE_Daemon in the Services Control Panel applet. After rebooting you can start each of these manually; it doesn't matter what order. This will prevent you from acquiring an "unbootable" system where the driver is automatically started and crashes the system on every reboot. This circumstance is not occurring for me but we are dealing with Windows... When the system restarts, you can then configure the peer information. You can add more adapters by repeating the same installation procedure as described above. The driver and service will support multiple adapters each with multiple peers. 1b) On Windows 2000: Use the Add Hardware wizard to add a new device. The device will be a "Network Adapter" type and select "Have Disk..." so that you can browse to the "disk1" directory of the CIPE-Win32 distribution. The installer will present the VPN driver option. Press OK and Windows will install and load the driver. Go into the Network & Dialup settings control panel and select properties for the new Local Area Connection that has appeared. Go into TCP/IP settings and give the adapter its point to point IP address. 1c) Adding Peers Adding and deleting peer information is done through the CIPE control panel applet. Initially, you will have to select the CIPE adapter visible there and then press the "Add Peer" button to start configuring one. You will find that the PTP address is already set (in TCP/IP). CIPE-Win32 allows multiple peers for each adapter so you can "Add Peer" many times. Changes done here will never require a reboot and should be considered live. If the CIPE service is active when the applet starts, it will restart it only if there are any changes made to the configuration. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 2) Compiling: In the source directory, you will find several subdirectories and a Makefile the distribution is designed to be built from the source directory by running NMAKE in a valid DDK build environment (checked or free). Running NMAKE install Will update the files in the disk1 directory. The subdirectories are :- cipdrvr: The Ndis miniport adapter driver cipsrvr: The user mode service cipapplt: The control panel applet cipcfg: The oemsetup.inf files The directories do contain interdependencies. Moving things around may cause build failures. Read the Makefiles for a better understanding. -------------------------------------------------------------------- My email address is dwilson@ibl.bm. I can be reached there or (preferably) by mailing to the CIPE mailing list at cipe-l@inka.de. Damion K. Wilson

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