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Asynchronous Cryptography

RMB last edited by

Hi,

Can the new IPSec advanced setting "Asynchronous Cryptography" be used single sided or do both ends of the tunnel need to support this?

And does this setting need AES-NI to be enabled, or is it still doing some good when there is no AES-NI, or if AES-NI is disabled?

Kind regards,
Rene.
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jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

It can be on one side or both, doesn't matter, it doesn't affect the crypto itself only how it's dispatched between the CPU cores on your hardware.

It can work with or without AES-NI
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RMB last edited by

Alright, that’s clear.
Thanks Jimp for the quick reponse.
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