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IPsec in Tunnel Mode Between Windows XP Professional and OpenBSD With X.509v3 Certificate Authentication

Overview The following paper describes in detail the configuration of an IPsec Host-to-Host connection between OpenBSD and Windows XP Professional with Authentication via X.509v3 Certificates. A VPN can be implemented with simple modifications. Windows XP Professional's IPsec implementation corresponds approximately to that of Windows 2000 Professional with the High Encryption Service Pack (3DES). Most sections of this paper's descriptions can also be used with Windows 2000 Professional.

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Publisher	University of Maryland	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2002
Format	White Papers
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