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Main Mode

Sep 25,2009 by alperen

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Main Mode

Main mode has three two-way exchanges between the peers to create the secure connection and develop the common SAs, while protecting the identities of the IPSec peers.

  • First exchange The security algorithms and hash methods to be used to secure the IKE exchanges are agreed on to create the common IKE SA for each peer.

  • Second exchange A DH exchange is performed to generate shared secret keying material to be used by each peer to generate shared secret keys. Nonces, pseudorandom numbers, are sent to the other peer, signed, and returned to prove their identity.

  • Third exchange The peer’s identity is verified using the peer’s IP address or fully qualified domain name (FQDN), such as www.ciscoarticles.com , in encrypted form.

The resulting IKE SA in each peer is bidirectional and specifies IKE exchange choices for the authentication method, encryption and hash algorithms, DH group, the lifetime of the IKE SA in seconds or kilobytes, and the shared secret key values for the encryption algorithms.


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