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From: Devaraj Das <ddas@india.hp.com>
Subject: libipq
Date: Thu, 08 Apr 2004 14:02:45 +0530
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Hi all,
If I have an application (using libipq) that's waiting for packets, and I
want to inspect the payload, will the payload be encrypted in case I use
esp/transport with kernel 2.6 (with built-in ipsec)?
Thanks,
Devaraj.

__ Radien__ wrote:

> Dear All
>
>    I have read some about ISA server from it's documentation. There were
> listed some facilities for example Circuit Level and App Level
> filtering and gateway.
>
>    Circuit level filtering and gateway were strange for me. What are
> they?
>    How can I see such capabilities in iptables? How they get mapped in
> iptables?
>
>    Is iptables sth other than what ip_conntrack_ftp.o mudule do in
> Application Layer?
>
> Regards
> __Radien__