# $NetBSD: t_ipsec_natt.sh,v 1.5 2020/06/05 03:24:58 knakahara Exp $
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add_sa()
{
local sock=$1
local proto=$2
local algo_args="$3"
local src_ip=$4
local src_port=$5
local dst_ip=$6
local dst_port=$7
local out_spi=$8
local in_spi=$9
local tmpfile=./tmp
export RUMP_SERVER=$sock
cat > $tmpfile <<-EOF
add $src_ip [$src_port] $dst_ip [$dst_port] $proto $out_spi -m transport $algo_args;
add $dst_ip [$dst_port] $src_ip [$src_port] $proto $in_spi -m transport $algo_args;
EOF
$DEBUG && cat $tmpfile
atf_check -s exit:0 -o empty $HIJACKING setkey -c < $tmpfile
# XXX it can be expired if $lifetime is very short
#check_sa_entries $SOCK_LOCAL $ip_local $ip_remote
}
prepare_file()
{
local file=$1
local data="0123456789"
touch $file
for i in `seq 1 512`
do
echo $data >> $file
done
}
build_npf_conf()
{
local outfile=$1
local localnet=$2
cat > $outfile <<-EOF
set bpf.jit off
\$int_if = inet4(shmif0)
\$ext_if = inet4(shmif1)
\$localnet = { $localnet }
map \$ext_if dynamic \$localnet -> \$ext_if
group "external" on \$ext_if {
pass stateful out final all
}
group "internal" on \$int_if {
block in all
pass in final from \$localnet
pass out final all
}
group default {
pass final on lo0 all
block all
}
EOF
}
PIDSFILE=./terminator.pids
start_natt_terminator()
{
local sock=$1
local ip=$2
local port=$3
local pidsfile=$4
local backup=$RUMP_SERVER
local pid=
local terminator="$(atf_get_srcdir)/../ipsec/natt_terminator"
export RUMP_SERVER=$sock
env LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/librumphijack.so \
$terminator $ip $port &
pid=$!
if [ ! -f $PIDSFILE ]; then
touch $PIDSFILE
fi
echo $pid >> $PIDSFILE
$DEBUG && rump.netstat -a -f inet
export RUMP_SERVER=$backup
sleep 1
}
stop_natt_terminators()
{
local pid=
if [ ! -f $PIDSFILE ]; then
return
fi
for pid in $(cat $PIDSFILE); do
kill -9 $pid
done
rm -f $PIDSFILE
}
check_ping_packets()
{
local sock=$1
local bus=$2
local from_ip=$3
local to_ip=$4
check_ping_packets_over_ipsecif()
{
local sock=$1
local bus=$2
local to_ip=$3
local nat_from_ip=$4
local nat_from_port=$5
local nat_to_ip=$6
local nat_to_port=$7
check_tcp_com_over_ipsecif()
{
local server_sock=$1
local client_sock=$2
local bus=$3
local to_ip=$4
local nat_from_ip=$5
local nat_from_port=$6
local nat_to_ip=$7
local nat_to_port=$8
local outfile=./out.ipsecif
local file_send=./file.send.ipsecif
local file_recv=./file.recv.ipsecif
test_ipsecif_natt_transport()
{
local algo=$1
local ip_local_a=192.168.0.2
local ip_local_b=192.168.0.3
local ip_nat_local=192.168.0.1
local ip_nat_remote=10.0.0.1
local ip_remote=10.0.0.2
local subnet_local=192.168.0.0
local ip_local_ipsecif_a=172.16.100.1
local ip_local_ipsecif_b=172.16.110.1
local ip_remote_ipsecif_a=172.16.10.1
local ip_remote_ipsecif_b=172.16.11.1
local npffile=./npf.conf
local file_send=./file.send
local algo_args="$(generate_algo_args esp-udp $algo)"
local pid= port_a= port_b=
# There is no NAT/NAPT. ping should just work.
check_ping_packets $SOCK_LOCAL_A $BUS_NAT $ip_local_a $ip_remote
check_ping_packets $SOCK_LOCAL_B $BUS_NAT $ip_local_b $ip_remote
# Setup an NAPT with npf
build_npf_conf $npffile "$subnet_local/24"
# There is an NAPT. ping works but source IP/port are translated
check_ping_packets $SOCK_LOCAL_A $BUS_NAT $ip_nat_remote $ip_remote
check_ping_packets $SOCK_LOCAL_B $BUS_NAT $ip_nat_remote $ip_remote
# Try TCP communications just in case
check_tcp_com_prepare $SOCK_REMOTE $SOCK_LOCAL_A $BUS_NAT \
$ip_remote $ip_nat_remote $ip_remote
check_tcp_com_prepare $SOCK_REMOTE $SOCK_LOCAL_B $BUS_NAT \
$ip_remote $ip_nat_remote $ip_remote
# Launch a nc server as a terminator of NAT-T on outside the NAPT
start_natt_terminator $SOCK_REMOTE $ip_remote 4500
echo zzz > $file_send
#################### Test for primary ipsecif(4) NAT-T.
export RUMP_SERVER=$SOCK_LOCAL_A
# Send a UDP packet to the remote server at port 4500 from the local
# host of port 4500. This makes a mapping on the NAPT between them
atf_check -s exit:0 $HIJACKING \
nc -u -w 3 -p 4500 $ip_remote 4500 < $file_send
# Launch a nc server as a terminator of NAT-T on inside the NAPT,
# taking over port 4500 of the local host.
start_natt_terminator $SOCK_LOCAL_A $ip_local_a 4500
# Get a translated port number from 4500 on the NAPT
export RUMP_SERVER=$SOCK_NAT
$DEBUG && $HIJACKING_NPF npfctl list
# 192.168.0.2:4500 10.0.0.2:4500 via shmif1:65248
port_a=$(get_natt_port $ip_local_a $ip_nat_remote)
$DEBUG && echo port_a=$port_a
if [ -z "$port_a" ]; then
atf_fail "Failed to get a translated port on NAPT"
fi
# Setup ESP-UDP ipsecif(4) for first client under NAPT
setup_ipsecif $SOCK_LOCAL_A 0 $ip_local_a 4500 $ip_remote 4500 \
$ip_local_ipsecif_a $ip_remote_ipsecif_a
setup_ipsecif $SOCK_REMOTE 0 $ip_remote 4500 $ip_nat_remote $port_a \
$ip_remote_ipsecif_a $ip_local_ipsecif_a
export RUMP_SERVER=$SOCK_LOCAL_B
# Send a UDP packet to the remote server at port 4500 from the local
# host of port 4500. This makes a mapping on the NAPT between them
atf_check -s exit:0 $HIJACKING \
nc -u -w 3 -p 4500 $ip_remote 4500 < $file_send
# Launch a nc server as a terminator of NAT-T on inside the NAPT,
# taking over port 4500 of the local host.
start_natt_terminator $SOCK_LOCAL_B $ip_local_b 4500
# Get a translated port number from 4500 on the NAPT
export RUMP_SERVER=$SOCK_NAT
$DEBUG && $HIJACKING_NPF npfctl list
# 192.168.0.2:4500 10.0.0.2:4500 via shmif1:65248
port_b=$(get_natt_port $ip_local_b $ip_nat_remote)
$DEBUG && echo port_b=$port_b
if [ -z "$port_b" ]; then
atf_fail "Failed to get a translated port on NAPT"
fi
# Setup ESP-UDP ipsecif(4) for first client under NAPT
setup_ipsecif $SOCK_LOCAL_B 0 $ip_local_b 4500 $ip_remote 4500 \
$ip_local_ipsecif_b $ip_remote_ipsecif_b
setup_ipsecif $SOCK_REMOTE 1 $ip_remote 4500 $ip_nat_remote $port_b \
$ip_remote_ipsecif_b $ip_local_ipsecif_b
export RUMP_SERVER=$SOCK_LOCAL_B
# ping should still work
atf_check -s exit:0 -o ignore rump.ping -c 1 -n -w 3 $ip_remote
# Try ping over the ESP-UDP ipsecif(4)
check_ping_packets_over_ipsecif $SOCK_LOCAL_B $BUS_NAT \
$ip_remote_ipsecif_b $ip_nat_remote $port_b $ip_remote 4500
# Try TCP communications over the ESP-UDP ipsecif(4)
check_tcp_com_over_ipsecif $SOCK_REMOTE $SOCK_LOCAL_B $BUS_NAT \
$ip_remote_ipsecif_b $ip_nat_remote $port_b $ip_remote 4500
# Try ping over the ESP-UDP ipsecif(4) for primary again
check_ping_packets_over_ipsecif $SOCK_LOCAL_A $BUS_NAT \
$ip_remote_ipsecif_a $ip_nat_remote $port_a $ip_remote 4500
# Try TCP communications over the ESP-UDP ipsecif(4) for primary again
check_tcp_com_over_ipsecif $SOCK_REMOTE $SOCK_LOCAL_A $BUS_NAT \
$ip_remote_ipsecif_a $ip_nat_remote $port_a $ip_remote 4500
# Kill the NAT-T terminator
stop_natt_terminators
}
add_test_ipsecif_natt_transport()
{
local algo=$1
local _algo=$(echo $algo | sed 's/-//g')
local name= desc=