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Bidirectional 100Mbps IPsec BITW Solution

Overview BITW (Bump In The Wire) is a method utilized to apply IPsec protocol on a different device from the host terminal. An IPsec system can be simply constructed by combining the host terminal and this solution. Furthermore, as described above, this solution adopts FUJITSU s MB86978A. It supports the fast introduction of a secure telecommunication environment without deteriorating the network throughput of the current system. FUJITSU is now mass-producing MB86978A, which can process the IPsec protocol at a full-wire speed of 100Mbps in both directions. This paper describes the basic concept and features of the bidirectional 100Mbps IPsec BITW solution, a reference system using this LSI.

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Publisher	Fujitsu	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2005	Downloads	28
Format	White Papers
Topics	Industry Standard Protocols, Local Area Networks (LAN)

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