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* Back ported from [IPv6] into [IPv4].
* Two types: [ESP] and [AH].
* Uses [IKE] for connection and key negotiation.
-* Secure
the Internet with OpportunisticEncryption
-* Normally provided
by FreeSwan.
+* Would help to secure
the Internet with OpportunisticEncryption if anyone cared.
+* Provided on Linux
by FreeSwan, or its derivatives OpenSwan or StrongSwan
.
** [IPSecInstallation]
** [IPSecConfiguration].
*** [IPSecConfigurationPSK] (Pre-shared keys)
*** [IPSecConfigurationRSA] (RSA keys)
*** [IPSecConfigurationNAT] (Tunneling over NAT connection)
+* Since kernel 2.6, the [26sec] implementation is in the mainline kernel. This is configured using either a *S/WAN or IpsecTools.
* [IPSecBenchmarks].
* FreeSwanToCiscoPix (to create a tunnel to a [Cisco] PIX unit)
* Good article explaining [IPSec] http://www.unixwiz.net/techtips/iguide-ipsec.html
+* [The official IPsec Howto for Linux|http://www.ipsec-howto.org/]
-While not actually [IPSec],
[PPTP] provides
a more [Microsoft] compatible implementation for a secure tunnel to a RoadWarrior
+Other tunnel implementations:
+
+*
[PPTP],
a more [Microsoft] compatible implementation for a secure tunnel to a RoadWarrior
+* [OpenVPN], cross platform userspace [SSL] VPN
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