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Re: ipsec NICs?
Hi Michael
3Com has 2 IPSec NIC cards working as normal NIC cards exept when the IPSec
client asks to encrypt a conversation: the family name is 3CR990
one is dedicated for the servers with all the advanced server functionnalities.
one for the desktops
Regards
Philippe
---------------------- Forwarded by Philippe Piemont/FR/3Com on 07/03/2000 09:58
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"Josef Pojsl" <josef.pojsl@skynet.cz> on 06/03/2000 15:53:11
Sent by: "Josef Pojsl" <josef.pojsl@skynet.cz>
To: Michael Helm <helm@fionn.es.net>
cc: ipsec@lists.tislabs.com (Philippe Piemont/FR/3Com)
Subject: Re: ipsec NICs?
RedCreek has an IPSec card called Ravlin, see
http://www.redcreek.com/products/ipsec.html
They claim to support Linux too.
Regards,
Josef
On Sun, Mar 05, 2000 at 11:26:02PM -0800, Michael Helm wrote:
>
> Is there anyone keeping track of vendors' ipsec-friendly
> NICs & other networking cards? (not the chrysalis/ncipher
> type of thing) I heard parts of a few talks about this
> general area at RSA, and one excellent discussion at
> the Microsoft W2K launch, & think it's necessary to put
> at least some crypto support for this set of standards
> on the hardware in order for it to be practical on a wide
> scale. But who's supporting it & how?
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