As a system administrator, I need to check the current status of my Libreswan IPsec connections and understand how to view detailed information about the established Security Associations (SAs) and their states. Find the command to display a summary of all connections and another command to show detailed information about the IPsec SAs. What information is typically displayed by these commands?
Navigate to the `libreswan(8)` manual page (if not already there). Click on the `ipsec(8)` link (ID 21) to go to the main `ipsec` command page, as many `ipsec-*` commands are subcommands of `ipsec`. From the `ipsec(8)` page, locate and click on the link for `ipsec-status(8)` (it might be listed under a 'SEE ALSO' section or similar). On the `ipsec-status(8)` page, identify the primary purpose of the command and what kind of summary information it provides. From the `ipsec(8)` page, locate and click on the link for `ipsec-showstates(8)` (it might be listed under a 'SEE ALSO' section or similar). On the `ipsec-showstates(8)` page, identify the primary purpose of the command and what kind of detailed information it provides about SAs. Synthesize the information from both pages, describing what each command does and the type of information it displays for a real user.
The agent successfully navigates to `ipsec(8)`. The agent successfully navigates to `ipsec-status(8)`. The agent states that `ipsec status` provides a summary of all connections, including their current state (e.g., 'up', 'down', 'connecting'). The agent successfully navigates to `ipsec-showstates(8)`. The agent states that `ipsec showstates` provides detailed information about the established IPsec Security Associations (SAs), including parameters like encryption algorithms, authentication methods, and lifetimes.