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...compatibility (e.g., [[Generic Route Encapsulation]]) or security (e.g., [[IPSec Tunnel Mode]]) also may do "layer 3.5". Stateful firewalls and network add

...s and turniness with which a lot of things are coming together: DNS, IPv6, IPSec, PKI, DNSSEC (which is probably confusing because it really isn't ready for RFC 4322 proposes using DNS to manage keys for IPsec. [[User:Sandy Harris|Sandy Harris]] 15:26, 31 October 2008 (UTC)

...articles. However, I feel that those citations have no direct relevance to IPsec, so citing them in this article is just clutter. ...external sources vs when to wikilink? Should we sometimes do both, as the IPsec article currently does for things like SSL and TLS?

Even systems generally thought to be secure, such as [[IPsec]] or [[PGP]], are ''trivially'' easy to subvert if the enemy has unfettered ...[[IPsec]] tunnel protects data as it travels between two offices, and the IPsec gateways are secure, an attacker with access to either office network can s

Even systems generally thought to be secure, such as [[IPsec]] or [[PGP]], are ''trivially'' easy to subvert if the enemy has unfettered ...[[IPsec]] tunnel protects data as it travels between two offices, and the IPsec gateways are secure, an attacker with access to either office network can s

...computer is not.''' Even systems generally thought to be secure, such as [[IPsec]] or [[PGP]] are ''trivially'' easy to subvert for an enemy who has already In [[IPsec]] (Internet Protocol Security) public key techniques provide [[information

...the receiver. In the [[Diffie-Hellman]] key agreement protocol, used in [[IPsec]] and other systems, public key techniques provide authentication.

...Pv4. Both protocols use the [[Internet Protocol security architecture]] ([[IPSec]])<ref name=RFC4301>{{citation ...this is IPsec. The only key difference here is the "mandated support" of IPsec on every IPv6 node ... note that support is not the same as use! In general

...protects its internet packets with a suitable security protocol, such as [[IPSEC]] and places them inside the internet packets of the public network, which

...y negotiation protocol as is done (optionally; there are other methods) in IPsec.

...protects its internet packets with a suitable security protocol, such as [[IPSec]] and places them inside the internet packets of the public network, which

...]]{{,}} [[ICMPv6]]{{,}} [[Internet Group Management Protocol|IGMP]]{{,}} [[IPsec]]{{·}}

...ssion of how it all fits together. Mention other hybrids like TLS, SSL and IPsec, giving only a light overview and the links. ...ec is a legitimate exception, although there probably need to be IPSec and IPSEC redirects, as well as Internet Protocol Security (and maybe IP Security Arc

...like encrypting disk blocks, or network traffic at the packet level (see [[IPsec]]), or email messages ([[PGP]]). ...unication, for example [[PGP]] uses a different key for each message and [[IPsec]] changes keys periodically; these keys should be random. In any of these a

*Security: access control, NIDS, firewall / IPSec VPN devices Security Threat Response Manager (STRM), SSL gateway

...ance. Consider a web server that supports many [[SSL]] connections or an [[IPsec]] gateway running many tunnels. These applications demand considerable quan

...he use and configuration of those services, that are in use such as HTTPS, IPSec, PGP, X.509, S/MIME, are complicated to use and require experts or speciall

...lates all the newer things with IPv6, DNS-DNSSEC-DNS as PKI, DHCPv6/SLAAC, IPSec, etc. The [[Domain Name System]] article proper is meant to be a high-level

...ries give a developer a choice of components, and some protocols such as [[IPsec]] allow a network administrator to select ciphers. This may be a good idea

...the interactions of DNS as a limited DNSSEC PKI and a more general one for IPSec, as well as all the interactions of security and management with IPv6.