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The primary goal of IPSec is to provide _ for _ _.
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protection
IP packets |
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IPSEC is based on an _-_-_ security model
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end-to-end
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In an end-to-end security model, the _ and the _ are the only hosts that must know about the _ _
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sender
receiver IPSec protection |
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Computers that only route data from source to destination are _ _ _ _ IPSEC.
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not required to support IPSec.
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IPSec enhances network data security by:
1) Mutually _ _ prior to data exchange. 2) Establishing a security _ _ between the two computers. 3) _ exchanged data. |
authenticating computers
association Encrypting |
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IPSec uses _ _ packet formats when authenticating or encrypting data.
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standard IP
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Intermediary network devices, such as routers, do not have to handle _ packets _ from _ IP packets.
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IPSec
differently standard |
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In Windows, IPSec is implemented by using an _ _.
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IPSec policy
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Policies are _ _, or _, that define the level of _ that you want,
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security settings, or rules
security |
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The IPSec _ matches every incoming and outgoing _ against the security settings defined in the active _ _
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driver
packet IPSec policy |
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You can apply IPSec policies to local computers, domain members, domains, or to multiple computers by using a _ _ object in the Active Directory™ directory service.
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Group Policy
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What IPSec features can prevent network security breaches that are caused by network monitoring and address spoofing?
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Protocols and services for encryption.
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