I went through the config files posted by Luca Arzeni, such as in this message, trying each setting, and eventually got past my error ("peer unknown notification") by manually specifying the IKE encryption settings (Phase 1 and Phase 2). I was still a few settings away from it working at this point, but I found this thread on the Shrew mailing list useful: (follow the replies). Users will authenticate using a Certificate saved on their device. Once Shrew is accepting the credentials, you can run iked -d 6 -F to see detailed debugging output as the connection is established. HSE is moving to Certificate based VPN authentication. I didn't have access to the gateway web configuration interface but I was able to use OpenSSL (try: openssl pkcs12 -help) to export the CA and client certificates and private key from my. While I don’t seem to be able to access the Checkpoint documentation around this any more, it did describe the Auto Connect / Always Connected feature that enables the device to automatically establish a VPN connection. If you have a certificate plus password, it looks like you will be using mutual RSA + XAuth. Start by reading the guide here: (since you already have the certificate, you can skip the opening steps about creating one and skip straight to Converting the Certificate). I have connected to Checkpoint NGX (R75) using Shrew Soft VPN Client (in Debian/Ubuntu the package is named "ike").
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