Configuring IPsec on your XP Professional laptop IPsec is a tool you can use to secure your network communications. I use IPsec to ensure my wireless connections are secured. IPsec offers security and peace of mind over and above the traditional WEP and MAC-address filtering. NOTE: although this article was written with wireless communication in […]
Configuring IPsec on your XP Professional laptop Read More »
Secure Your Wireless with IPsec This article originally appeared on O’Reilly ONLamp. Wireless access is all the rage. Wireless this, wireless that. It’s everywhere. Hot spots are turning up everywhere. Many are free. Many are totally unsecured. There are several in my neighbourhood. I have no idea who is running them, but at least one
Secure Your Wireless with IPsec Read More »
Setting up a FreeBSD IPSec Tunnel This article was written by John J. Rushford Jr. jjr@alisa.org Last modified 5/26/01 See also this ONLamp article. Introduction Recently I was approached by a friend that has a scanning and imaging business focused on imaging legal documents for large law firms. He has two offices one located in
Setting up a FreeBSD IPSec Tunnel Read More »
IPsec This article was written by Greg Panula. This is just my notes from setting up ipsec between two test boxes; phoenix and cardinal. See also this ONLamp article. The test uses both AH and ESP; packet and payload encryption. It is a test of transport mode, i.e. direct communications between two hosts. In order
VLAN with pipsecd Philip Hallstrom wrote with this article on setting up a virtual LAN. It’s also known as a VPN (virtual private network). Thank you Philip. Philip writes: I’ve had to setup two secure VPN’s between FreeBSD boxes now. The first time I didn’t document my steps — figuring I’d remember 🙂 — which