RFC 3884:Use of IPsec Transport Mode for Dynamic R...
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IKE


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... security policy enforcement, and the Internet Key Exchange (IKE) [9][10 ...


... interface configuration in response to SAD changes, e.g., caused by IKE negotiation. ...
... IKE Impact ...
... The Internet Key Exchange (IKE) [9][10] is a protocol to negotiate ...
... hosts can communicate using IPsec without having used IKE to negotiate keys (through manually keyed SAs, for example). Despite its name, IKE ...
... IKE to negotiate keys (through manually keyed SAs, for example). Despite its name, IKE also acts as a tunnel management protocol ...
... security policies between the peers. Alternatives 1 and 3 use existing IKE without changes. One possible approach to use IKE ...
... IKE without changes. One possible approach to use IKE with IIPtran is to negotiate a tunnel mode SA ...
... IIPtran eliminates IPsec tunnel mode, it could also simplify IKE, by limiting it to its original purpose of key exchange. A new tunnel ...
... tunnels, use an as of yet unspecified second protocol to negotiate security policy, and then use IKE to exchange keys for use with the policy. ...
... policy. Current IKE operation would become a modular composition of separate protocols, similar to how IIPtran modularizes IPsec ...
... VPN link creation could follow these steps: (1) IKE negotiation in the base network to secure ...
... 8] in the base network, followed by (3) IKE exchanges over the established tunnel to create a ...


... The authors would also like to thank Jun-ichiro (itojun) Hagino and the KAME project for bringing IKE implications of this proposal to our attention, as well as implementing the mechanisms in this document in the KAME IPv6 ...


... Harkins, D. and D. Carrel, "The Internet Key Exchange (IKE)", RFC 2409(-> 4306prop), November 1998. ...



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