What is the Solaris 9 Data Encryption Supplement?
It contains kernel modules to support more flavoers of encryption for IPsec and Kerberos. Currently, this is AES and Blowfish for IPSec and GSS-API for Kerberos. A writeup by Carl Ehorn, below, provides a good summary. This is available for both SPARC and Intel. It can be exported anywhere except Burma, Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria, plus all the parties listed on the “Denied Parties List.” _________________________________________________________________ (6.
It contains kernel modules to support more flavoers of encryption for IPsec and Kerberos. Currently, this is AES and Blowfish for IPSec and GSS-API for Kerberos. A writeup by Carl Ehorn, below, provides a good summary. This is available for both SPARC and Intel. It can be exported anywhere except Burma, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria, plus all the parties listed on the “Denied Parties List.” Copyright 1997 – 2003 Dan Anderson. All rights reserved. http://sun.drydog.com/faq/ _________________________________________________________________ (7.
It contains kernel modules to support more flavoers of encryption for IPsec and Kerberos. Currently, this is AES and Blowfish for IPSec and GSS-API for Kerberos. A writeup by Carl Ehorn, below, provides a good summary. This is available for both SPARC and Intel. It can be exported anywhere except Burma, Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria, plus all the parties listed on the “Denied Parties List.” __________________________________________________ _______________ (6.
It contains kernel modules to support more flavoers of encryption for IPsec and Kerberos. Currently, this is AES and Blowfish for IPSec and GSS-API for Kerberos. A writeup by Carl Ehorn, below, provides a good summary. This is available for both SPARC and Intel. It can be exported anywhere except Burma, Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria, plus all the parties listed on the “Denied Parties List.
