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Embedded
Secure Internet Key Exchange (IKE)
Part of the Fusion
Suite of Embedded Networking Protocols from Unicoi
Systems, Inc.
IKE is a protocol that can be used to automatically
IPsec security associations with other network
nodes. IKE is a hybrid protocol that uses the
framework defined by the Internet Security Association
and Key Management Protocol (ISAKMP) together
with key exchange concepts from the Oakley Key
Determination Protocol (RFC 2412) and SKEME (A
versatile and Secure Key Exchange Mechanism for
the Internet) to obtain authenticated keying material
for use with ISAKMP SAs and IPsec SAs.
The Fusion implementation of the Internet Key
Exchange (IKE) protocol is a high-performance,
scalable, portable engine implementing the IKE
protocol per RFCs 2407, 2408, and 2409. The code
will also support version 2 of IKE when it becomes
a standards track RFC.
Features:
- Integrates seamless with the Fusion Net IPsec
kernel to provide a complete IP Security (IPsec)
solution.
- High-performance, small foot-print
- Encryption with DES, 3DES, AES128 and Blowfish
- Authentication/Integrity with MD5 and SHA1
- Support for Perfect-Forward Secrecy
- Flexible run-time ISAKMP and IPsec policy
configuration options including support for
multiple proposal suites
- Main Mode IKE SA establishment
- Support for MODP (Oakley) groups 1 and 2
- Upgrade path to Version 2 of the IKE protocol
Embedded Systems Perform Better
with Fusion Security Protocols!
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