Ipsec Header Options; Figure 60 Transport Mode And Tunnel Mode Comparison; Figure 61 Ah Header In Transport Mode And Tunnel Mode - Brocade Communications Systems 8 Administrator's Manual

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IPsec concepts
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datagram.
FIGURE 60

IPsec header options

IPsec adds headers to an IP datagram to enable authentication and privacy. There are two options:
Authentication Header
AH can be used to authenticate a data stream, but does not provide encryption needed for privacy.
The AH contains a message authentication code (MAC). The MAC is created by a hash algorithm
calculation. The MAC is transmitted in an IP datagram. The same hash algorithm is then used by
the receiver to verify the integrity of the packet. AH can be used in either transport mode or tunnel
mode, as shown in
FIGURE 61
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provides a basic visual comparison of how transport mode and tunnel mode modify an IP
Transport mode and tunnel mode comparison
Authentication Header (AH)
Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)
Figure
61.
AH header in transport mode and tunnel mode
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