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Inter-host security is really a problem for higher layers, such as IPsec and application-layer security.
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Shrew Soft works with a variety of VPN server protocols including IPsec, OpenSWAN, freeSWAN, and strongSWAN.
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Years ago when we used encryption with IPsec [Internet protocol security] we had to share our encryption methodology with governments just to have the branch office tunnel to offices in their country.
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Years ago when we used encryption with IPsec [Internet protocol security] we had to share our encryption methodology with governments just to have the branch office tunnel to offices in their country.
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Shrew Soft works with a variety of VPN server protocols including IPsec, OpenSWAN, freeSWAN, and strongSWAN.
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Years ago when we used encryption with IPsec [Internet protocol security] we had to share our encryption methodology with governments just to have the branch office tunnel to offices in their country.
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Access based on IP address is a little nuts in a LAN environment - eventually you might want to move towards something like connection security policies - where you can use IPsec to restrict access to hosts on the network based on computer certificate and blocking / allowing access on that basis which frees you up to use dynamic IP addressing.
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Actually the “everyone is on the internet” approach is where the IPsec/certificates thing is going - it is the basis of DirectAccess, which is a new feature in Win7 & 2K8R2.
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Pages 283-296: how to use Windows IPsec policies to stop worms, protect your network servers from rogue clients, and implement domain isolation Domain isolation = devices cannot communicate with your domain resources unless they are domain-joined and have the proper IPsec policies.
2005 December 2005
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Pages 283-296: how to use Windows IPsec policies to stop worms, protect your network servers from rogue clients, and implement domain isolation Domain isolation = devices cannot communicate with your domain resources unless they are domain-joined and have the proper IPsec policies.
Review: Protect Your Windows Network by Jesper M. Johansson and Steve Riley (Addison-Wesley) 2005
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