General IPSEC question
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03-03-2006 08:45 AM - edited 02-21-2020 02:17 PM
I know Cisco used 4500 UDP to capsulate ESP over a NAT device.
Checkpoint seem to use 2746. But later verison use 4500 same as Cisco/Juniper. Can anyone confirm IEFT port is the industry standard? I guess 4500.
Strange question but something I need to know..
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03-03-2006 11:30 AM
Yes u are right port port UDP encapsulation is 4500 its ietf rfc you can check it here....
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03-04-2006 05:04 AM
I guess checkpoint R55/56 using 2746 and then changing to 4500 in the R60 release would indicate a move to the industry standard.
I only ask because I have a client using old checkpoint over a CBAC/NAT 1800 and have all kinds of trouble. This doesnt appear to be the case with the later client which works more like the cisco using 4500.
