IPSec encryption/decryption question.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Hi, I'm developing a Client/Server application. I would like to provide some sort of security to this app. I mean, I would like to encrypt/...

IPSec and TCP encryption/decryption question.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Hi, I'm developing an Client/Server application. I would like to provide encryption/decryption facility to it. I mean, I would like to...

IPSec to encrypt SMB traffic?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.server.security,microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Are there any MS KB articles or whitepapers that detail how to use IPSec to encrypt SMB traffic? We are in an Active...

Encryption overheads and general performance qs. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.vpn () Hi I have some questions on VPN performanace. As there are a range of options from PPTP to IPSec tunnel mode, will the processing overheads of encryption/decryption...

into the HQ site from the 2 other sites (non-mesh) - All clients will access the 2 DB apps on the Terminal Server at HQ Site via RDP VPN Questions: 1) After reading posts here and elsewhere, I am inclined to go with 3 Netopia VPN Routers, either 3386-ENT...

VPN Wizzard worked the first time, router to router and client to router. You could also have your T1 tied together. I disagree, VPN adds a significant overhead to the traffic since everything has to be encrypted and decrypted. Plus, you have to deal with...

Both the shell interface and the command-line now support an option to allow or disallow file decryption. When an encrypted file is copied to a target location that does not allow remote encryption, the user will be prompted with a dialog box that allows...

same network speed as users have within their office LAN, then you obviously need a 10Mbps link between the offices. Even then you would suffer some penalty from the VPN as all traffic has to be encrypted/decrypted. This depends on how many connections and...

part with a router, VPN, or filters, but that requires layer 3 services in addition to bridging. >but >rather require any client to use IPSEC tunneling. Overkill. You have WPA encryption for the wireless. On top of that, you want to add VPN encryption....

gains, antenna types, and frequencies will have different beamwidths. >How easy it is then to extract information from >that data depends on encryption used. I have no idea. You define the type and level of encryption and I'll pass judgment on the...