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| A Comprehensive Guide to Virtual Private Networks, Volume II: IBM Nways Router Solutions, SG24-5234-01 | | ||||
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The Internet nowadays is not only a popular vehicle to retrieve and exchange information in traditional ways, such as e-mail, file transfer and Web surfing. It is being used more and more by companies to replace their existing telecommunications infrastructure with virtual private networks by implementing secure IP tunnels across the Internet between corporate sites as well as to business partners and remote locations. This updated redbook includes the IPSec enhancements provided by Version 3.3 of the IBM Nways Multiprotocol Routing Services (MRS), Nways Multiprotocol Access Services (MAS) and Access Integration Services (AIS) that implement the Internet Key Exchange (IKE) protocol. This redbook also includes other new features, such as the policy engine, digital certificate and LDAP support, and QoS. The VPN scenarios are enhanced to reflect the latest implementation of IPSec and L2-tunneling functionality. In this redbook we delve further into these scenarios by showing you how to implement solutions that exploit Data Link Switching (DLSw), IP Bridging Tunnels, Enterprise Extender (HPR over IP), APPN DLUR, TN3270, and Tunneling on layer 2 (L2TP, L2F, PPTP) through an IPSec tunnel. A working knowledge of the IPSec protocols is assumed. | |
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Part 1. Virtual Private Networks (VPN) Overview Chapter 1. Virtual Private Network (VPN) introduction Chapter 2. Layer 2 VPN protocols Chapter 3. Layer 3 VPN protocols Chapter 4. Addressing and routing Part 2. VPN Scenarios based on MRS/MAS/AIS Version 3.3 Chapter 5. New features in MRS/MAS/AIS Version 3.3 Chapter 6. Configuring IPSec and IKE with IBM Nways routers Chapter 7. Directory-assisted policy management Chapter 8. Network management for VPNs Chapter 9. User authentication for remote access Chapter 10. Connecting the data center to the branch office Chapter 11. Branch: data link switching over IPSec Chapter 12. IP bridging through an IPSec tunnel Chapter 13. Branch: APPN through an IPSec tunnel Chapter 14. Branch: dependent LU requester (DLUR) Chapter 15. Configuring TN3270E server Chapter 16. Connecting business partners and suppliers Chapter 17. Connecting Remote Users with voluntary tunneling Chapter 18. Connecting remote users with compulsory tunneling Chapter 19. Connecting dial-up routers with L2TP Chapter 20. Connecting remote users with IPSec dial-up Chapter 21. Connecting dial-up routers with L2TP and IPSec Chapter 22. IPSec performance on 2212 Part 3. VPN Scenarios based on MRS/MAS Versions 3.1 and 3.2 Chapter 23. Configuring IPSec with IBM Nways routers Chapter 24. Connecting the data center to the branch office Chapter 25. Data link switching over IPSec Chapter 26. IP Bridging through an IPSec tunnel Chapter 27. APPN through an IPSec tunnel Chapter 28. Adding dependent LU requester Chapter 29. Adding TN3270E server Chapter 30. Connecting dial-in remote users Part 4. Basic router configuration Chapter 31. Basic router configuration with MRS/AIS/MAS V.3.3 Chapter 32. Basic configuration with MRS/MAS V.3.1 and 3.2 Chapter 33. Configuring IPSec with MRS/MAS V3.1/3.2 | |
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| Publish date | |
| 1999-11-18 | |
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| Lead author | |
| Martin Murhammer | |
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Hyun Jeong Lee Alexander Schmid Orcun Atakan Zikrun Badri Beomjun Cho | |
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| 0738414905 | |
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| 640 | |
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