Ipsec processing
CA 2409294 C · Owner: Turtiainen, Esa · Inventors: Linnakangas, Tommi; Lindborg, Seppo; Karna, Juha-Petri
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A network device for implementing IPSec and comprising at least one IP forwarder (IPFW) arranged to receive IP packets each of which is associated with a Security Association (SA). The IP forwarder(s) determines the destinations of the packets, and forwards the packets to their destinations. A plurality of security procedure modules (SecProcs) are coupled to the IP forwarder(s) and are arranged to implement security procedures for received IP packets in parallel. A security controller (SC) is arranged to allocate negotiated SAs amongst the security procedure modules and to notify the security procedure modules and the IP forwarder(s) of the allocation whereby , the IP forwarder(s) …
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- Filed May 3, 2001 and granted July 12, 2011. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended May 3, 2021.
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