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date	2003.06.23.10.56.43;	author ru;	state dead;
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1.2
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@Delete keyadmin: its functionality is now provided by setkey(8).
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@# This is an example key file.

# The format of entries in this file is as follows:
# <type> <spi> <src> <dst> <transform> <key> [iv]
#
# where:
#
# <type>       is currently one of { ah | esp }
# <spi>        is a decimal number
# <src>        is an IP address for the source this association applies to
# <dst>        is an IP address for the destination this assoc. applies to
# <transform>  is currently one of { md5 } for ah, { des-cbc } for esp
# <key>        is a hexadecimal key value (key length is derived from hex len)
# [iv]         is a hexadecimal initial value (length is derived from hex len)
#                  [this field is required for des-cbc, ignored for others]

ah 	1142 ::0 ::0 md5 	0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef
esp	1984 ::0 ::0 des-cbc 	0123456789abcdef 11223344
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1.1
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@Initial revision
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1.1.1.1
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@This is the `key' program from NRL's IPv6 distribution, heavily
hacked up by me to remove the IPv6 stuff (fow now).  I renamed
it `keyadmin' since `key' was already taken by the S/Key calculator.
Its purpose is to act as a command-driven interface to the `PF_KEY'
socket domain, analogously to thefunction of route(8) in the
`PF_ROUTE' domain.  This program is believed to be exportable, since
it does no actual cryptography itself.
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