Re: Scripted IPSec policies on Windows XP (without AD/GPOs)

From: Jonathan Glass (jonathan.glass_at_gmail.com)
Date: 05/27/05

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    To: Rasmus Rønlev <rr.its@cbs.dk>
    
    

    Check out my web site:
    http://www.ibb.gatech.edu/~jglass/tips-n-tricks/windowsipsec/

    I worked w/some other IT professionals and student workers, and put
    together a scripted implementation of IPSEC for windows 2000 & XP.

    Jonathan Glass

    Rasmus Rønlev wrote:

    >Hi,
    >
    >Not really having much luck searching on Google, I thought I’d turn to this
    >list, in hopes someone is able to help :)
    >
    >The scenario I have is, that I got Windows XP (SP2) clients, that I want to
    >do ‘outbound’ packet filtering on. The unusual thing at this point in time
    >is, that they’re running on an NT4 domain. This means I do not have access
    >to AD based GPO rollout of IPSec (gpo policies in general).
    >
    >I’ve been experimenting with making an “IP Security Policy” on a local
    >computer through the mmc. However, I need to apply the same policy on
    >multiple computers – i.e. be able to script it in some way. As a note, I do
    >have access to deploying various types of script jobs to the Windows XP
    >computers.
    >
    >So my question is two fold;
    >
    >1.) Is it possible either through the ‘local’ mmc based “IP Security Policy”
    >or using another tool to export the given IPSec policy (for importing
    >elsewhere and/or using in a script)
    >
    >2.) Does anyone know of a way to script applying this IPSec policy onto
    >other/client PC’s (They’re all Windows XP SP2 boxes).
    >
    >Hope you all got some good ideas ;)
    >
    >Regards,
    >r@smus
    >
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