Efficient Networks 5800 - Manual (Page 53)

Efficient Networks
®
5800 Series
User Reference Guide
Chapter 3: Additional Features
Efficient Networks
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Digest 5.
– SHA1: Request AH encapsulation and authenticate using Secure
Hashing Algorithm 1.
3. ESP Authentication Scheme: Select which ESP message
authentication to propose:
– NONE: Perform no message authentication.
– MD5: Perform message authentication using Message Digest 5.
– SHA1: Perform message authentication using Secure Hashing
Algorithm 1.
4. ESP Encryption Scheme: Select the encryption method (if any) to
propose:
– DES: Use ESP encapsulation and 56-bit encryption.
– 3DES: Use ESP encapsulation and three 56-bit keys to produce
168-bit encryption.
– NULL: ESP encapsulation, but no data encryption. ESP
encapsulation enables verification of the source, but data is sent in
the clear to increase throughput.
– NONE: No ESP encapsulation and no encryption is used.
5. IP Compression Method: Select whether to propose LZS IP
compression, or none.
6. Phase II Proposal Lifetime: Enter the length of time to propose, as
measured in seconds, before the IPSec SA expires. The default setting
is 1800 seconds. Once this lifetime is elapsed, your router will
renegotiate the IKE connection.
7. Phase II Proposal Data: Enter the amount of data, as measured in
kilobytes, before the IPSec SA terminates. After the specified quantity
of data has been transferred, your router will renegotiate the IKE
connection. If you use zero, the data quantity will be unlimited. By
setting a limit on the amount of data transferred, you can reduce the
risk of a key becoming compromised.
8. Click on the Save IKE Settings button to save your IKE IPSec
proposal definition and return to the home screen.