IPsec/L2TP and AES

From: Brian (padrino121_at_email.com)
Date: 10/14/03

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    I'm researching the options I have for deploying AES as the algorithm for
    IPsec transport mode encryption using the built in Windows IP Security
    policies. I understand that MS hasn't implemented AES currently so I was
    wondering if anyone knows of a method to add it (commercial or otherwise) as
    one of the algorithms for IPsec in Windows? I know there are numerous third
    party clients out there that support AES however we currently have an in
    house app that manages rules/filter lists etc. for 300+ servers and the goal
    is not to change it aside from setting the algorithm.

    Thanks,

    - Brian

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