UDP encapsulated ESP for ECMP
draft-acharya-ipsecme-esp-ecmp-00
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| Authors | Dipankar Acharya , Hugh Holbrook | ||
| Last updated | 2023-10-23 (Latest revision 2023-04-21) | ||
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Abstract
This document modifies [RFC3948] to allow the UDP source port of a UDP-Encapsulated ESP packet to provide entropy for ECMP load balancing between IPSec tunnel endpoints. This document provides guidelines for safely allowing this behavior and falling back to the encapsulation defined in [RFC3948] when a NAT gateway is discovered in the path.
Authors
Dipankar Acharya
Hugh Holbrook
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