"<child>.local_ts" Dynamic acquisition of network card IP address about strongswan

[tobiasbrunner]

That's currently not possible. You might want to consider scripting it (e.g. generate a config snippet when DHCP is done via some hooks the DHCP client provides).

However, I wonder how routing would work. How does the responder, or hosts behind it, know what traffic to send to a specific client? And how is the responder configured? Just with remote_ts = 0.0.0.0/0 (i.e. allowing clients to potentially redirect traffic to arbitrary IPs to them)? Also, what about conflicts if multiple clients have the same local subnet?

[TelDragon]

That's currently not possible. You might want to consider scripting it (e.g. generate a config snippet when DHCP is done via some hooks the DHCP client provides).

However, I wonder how routing would work. How does the responder, or hosts behind it, know what traffic to send to a specific client? And how is the responder configured? Just with (i.e. allowing clients to potentially redirect traffic to arbitrary IPs to them)? Also, what about conflicts if multiple clients have the same local subnet?remote_ts = 0.0.0.0/0

Okay, thank you.
Sorry, I didn't consider it that far, but there are indeed issues with multi client subnet conflicts, limited to DHCP or static IP. Depending on the environmental scenario.