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This article details the automation of Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) configurations for IPsec tunnels using Ansible and NETCONF, specifically focusing on deploying ML-KEM and ML-DSA algorithms. It demonstrates how programmability eliminates manual CLI errors during atomic cutovers to post-quantum standards in a fabric environment.
Automating Post-Quantum IPsec on Cisco Routers – IPsec Series, Part 12
No more CLI typing. This is where years of DevNet programmability skills land on a real world scenario: Ansible over NETCONF, one file for the posture, and proof the IPsec tunnels actually negotiated ML-KEM and ML-DSA.
I know, I know… I said I was done with the IPsec series, BUT what would this series say about me if I did not automate everything?? In the last few blog posts we reviewed the CLI story: classical baseline, PPK, ML-KEM hybrid, ML-DSA certificates, the atomic cutover. That’s how you LEARN a platform. But that is not how you RUN a fabric. And if you’ve been hanging around DevNet for a while, you already know the next move. That was the point the whole time: enable the community on programmability so you can stop typing at boxes and start driving them through APIs. YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF, Ansible: years of that work. API-driven automation was one of the main goals. Let’s now use those habits to configure Post-quantum IPsec! Type the same IKEv2 profile on three boxes, change two addresses, and you’ll get…
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