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"Matt" == Matt Mathis <mathis at psc.edu> writes:
Matt> For example:
Matt> 20 : IPv4 in IP
Matt> 12 : IPsec ESP_AUTH
Not correct, really.
You want to list end-application, not protocol.
Typical VPN usage of IPsec is either:
IP ESP IPcomp IP payload
If IPcomp fails to compress, then the overhead is:
ESP = 4 for SPI
+ 4 for replay counter
+ 8 for IV
+ 4 for block padding
+ 12 for HMAC
= 32
IPIP+ 20
=>52
VPN a la microsoft:
IP ESP UDP L2TP PPP IP payload
ESP = 32
UDP = 14
L2TP = 8 (as I recall)
PPP = 2
IP = 20
total 76
Matt> 24 : IPsec AH, IPsec ESP_CIPHER
Well this combination is strongly deprecated.
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