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Newer page: | version 7 | Last edited on Wednesday, November 5, 2003 10:10:44 am | by CraigBox | Revert |
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-IP Security
. (Fill me in!)
+IPSec adds security to [
IP]
.
-Back ported from [IPv6] into [IPv4].
+Quick list of links:
-Two types: [ESP] and [AH]. %%%
-Uses [IKE] for connection and key negotiation.
-
-See
[IPSecInstallation] and
[IPSecConfiguration].
-
-For specific configuration information, see
[IPSecConfigurationPSK] and
[IPSecConfigurationRSA]. For performance related information, see
[IPSecBenchmarks].
-
-To
create a tunnel to a [Cisco] PIX unit, see FreeSwanToCiscoPix.
-
-If you are a Microsoftie, you might want to look at
[PPTP] instead.
+* 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.
+**
[IPSecInstallation]
+**
[IPSecConfiguration].
+***
[IPSecConfigurationPSK] (Pre-shared keys)
+***
[IPSecConfigurationRSA] (RSA keys)
+*** [IPSecConfigurationNAT] (Tunneling over NAT connection)
+*
[IPSecBenchmarks].
+* FreeSwanToCiscoPix (to
create a tunnel to a [Cisco] PIX unit)
+*
[PPTP], an easier and more [Microsoft] compatible implementation for a RoadWarrior