RFC 3456:Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP...
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... address from the corporate network, and then tunneling traffic via IPsec from the host ...


... security gateway bearing the original routable IP address. All the traffic between the remote host and the intranet will be ...
... with encapsulated | +--------+ traffic inside This scenario assumes that the remote host ...
... IPsec tunnel mode SA established to protect initial DHCPv4 traffic between the security gateway and the remote host ...
... SA MUST only be used for DHCP traffic. The details of how this SA is set up are described in Section 4.1. ...
... remote host and the DHCPv4 server. The traffic is protected between the remote host and the security gateway using the DHCP ...
... security gateway MAY continue to use the same SA for all subsequent traffic by adding temporary SPD selectors in the same manner as is provided for name ...
... intranet using an IPsec tunnel. All the IP traffic (including future DHCPv4 messages) between the remote host ...


... remote host to forward all Internet-bound traffic through the tunnel. While this adds overhead ...
... security in return for this, in that the corporate security gateway may now filter traffic as it would if the remote host were physically located on the corporate network. ...



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