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| * As for the actual data traffic: on the inside LAN interface the packets are shown before being encrypted into the tunnel (resp. after they have been decrypted from the tunnel), with their TCP/UDP headers visible (port numbers, IP destination etc). | * As for the actual data traffic: on the inside LAN interface the packets are shown before being encrypted into the tunnel (resp. after they have been decrypted from the tunnel), with their TCP/UDP headers visible (port numbers, IP destination etc). | ||
| * On the WAN port, however, these packets are forwarded as ESP or AH packets - the TCP or UDP (or whatever) header/payload is disguised (encrypted) on that interface. The original destination IP address is also invisible, since all AH/ESP packets are simply sent to the remote IPSec gateway. | * On the WAN port, however, these packets are forwarded as ESP or AH packets - the TCP or UDP (or whatever) header/payload is disguised (encrypted) on that interface. The original destination IP address is also invisible, since all AH/ESP packets are simply sent to the remote IPSec gateway. | ||
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| + | :?: The [[vpn_log_page|VPN log]] page is also useful for monitoring the progress of the IPsec tunnels. | ||
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| ===== Security associations ===== | ===== Security associations ===== | ||
