Can you explain IKE (Internet Key Exchange)?
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Answer Posted / sami
IKE - Internet Key Exchange - negotiates security parameters
and authentication keys and handle the exchange of public keys
and manage the keys afterwords.
its a combination of 3 protocols
skeme - enables public key encryption for authentication
isaskmp - which defines how messages will be exchanged
oakley - which defines the mechanism for key exchanges
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