IPSEC Policy Architecture
draft-cuervo-ipsp-arch-01
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| Authors | Fernando Cuervo , Abdallah Rayhan | ||
| Last updated | 2000-11-30 | ||
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Abstract
This document proposes an architecture for IPSec policy. The proposed architecture extends the one described in the policy framework draft [PFRFC]. The architecture addresses the mechanisms required to facilitate the dynamic exchange of policy between end administrative domains and across a number of intermediate domains imposing restrictive policies.
Authors
Fernando Cuervo
Abdallah Rayhan
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