Re: network encryption options

["Robbie" <sheriff@excite.com>]

The Openswan package is fairly large for en embedded system don't you think? Is their any docs on the usage of those available in the kernel?

Thanks,
--Robbie


 --- On Thu 03/23, Hector Oron < hector.oron@gmail.com > wrote:
From: Hector Oron [mailto: hector.oron@gmail.com]
To: sheriff@excite.com
     Cc: debian-embedded@lists.debian.org
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 09:27:49 +0100
Subject: Re: network encryption options


Have you take a look to OpenSwan - IPSec tools ? I believe uClinux has a port for non-MMU systems.

2006/3/23, Robbie <sheriff@excite.com>:


    Hi All,
    I'm trying to see what options are available for encrypting network data in the embedded world.
    Does anyone have any idead?
    Currently I'm using libcurl for communication between other devices and I rather use some fashion of private key encryption/decryption mechanism.
    I've notice the kernel do have some entryption algorithms I could include but I'm not sure if that's for kernel use and whether it would apply to all network communication if it were to be used.

    Any thoughts?
    Much thanks.

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