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I-D ACTION:draft-thayer-seccomp-00.txt
I would like to find out if anyone else has thought about what format would
be needed to represent compressed data within an IPSEC datastream. I've
written up something (see attached) per suggestions I received at the
Montreal IETF.
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> Title : Compression Payload for Use with IP Security
> Author(s) : R. Thayer
> Filename : draft-thayer-seccomp-00.txt
> Pages : 4
> Date : 07/17/1996
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>This document describes a payload format to be used to store compressed
>protocol messages within an IP packet which is using security features as
>defined in [RFC-1825].
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