Authentication Header (AH) and Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)

Authentication Header (AH): It provides authentication and integrity but no confidentiality to the traffic flowing between sender and receiver.
Encapsulation Security Protocol (ESP): It provides authentication, integrity and confidentiality to the traffic flowing between sender and receiver.
We discuss about AH and ESP in this video.
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#encapsulatingsecuritypayload
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Thanks for this clear explanation!!!!

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@gnan86]

Just wow. Clear and Crisp

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Glad you think so - Thank you!

[@omarsherif5123]

Great job !!!
Really understood some concepts that were confusing me, thank you.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for your comment

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[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@barnabasmgaka7724]

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[@allan1827]

authentication means this points authenticates each other? . You should explain what does that mean in this video. How does that happen? how it works? . you should explain . thanks for the upload though.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Thanks for your comments Allan - Actually this video was to discuss AH and ESP as encapsulation protocols
I have discussed basic definitions in
th-cam.com/video/CTP95pMM2PM/w-d-xo.html

[@allan1827]

@@GDNetworkingNewbie will check that. Thanks