IPSEC configuration Clause Samples
The IPSEC configuration clause defines the requirements and parameters for establishing secure, encrypted communications between parties using IP Security (IPSEC) protocols. Typically, this clause outlines the specific technical standards, authentication methods, and encryption algorithms that must be used, and may specify responsibilities for configuring and maintaining the IPSEC tunnels. Its core practical function is to ensure that data transmitted over networks remains confidential and protected from unauthorized access, thereby addressing security and compliance concerns in data exchange.
IPSEC configuration. C.3.1 IP interconnect will require the use of IPsec, SRTP or TLS for the security of underlying layers C.3.2 The following guidelines are to be followed for IPsec implementation: • Tunnel mode only is supported for IPsec. Transparent mode is not supported. • 4 types of transform sets are supported: ‘esp-3des-md5’, ‘esp-3des-sha1’, ‘esp- aes128-md5’, ‘esp-aes128-sha1’. ‘esp-3des-md5’ is the preferred transform set. • ‘Main Mode’ is the only method supported for IKE negotiation. ‘Aggressive Mode’ is not supported. • Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) shall be used in ‘group 2’.
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