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A list of articles written by Tim Chappell, covering topics including Linux IPsec, IPv6 Squid configuration and ARM floating point. | A list of articles written by Tim Chappell, covering topics including Linux IPsec, IPv6 Squid configuration and ARM floating point. | ||
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* BBC Acorn User, Edition 81, April 1989, "Maths on the Dot - Tim Chappell" | * BBC Acorn User, Edition 81, April 1989, "Maths on the Dot - Tim Chappell" | ||
Tim shows you how and when to use the Archimedes floating point emulator. | Tim shows you how and when to use the Archimedes floating point emulator. | ||
| − | [ | + | [https://ipv6.chappell-family.com/docs/bbcau_apr89.pdf BBC Acorn User, April 1989] |
* BBC Acorn User, Edition 82, May 1989, "Arithmetic On The Dot - Tim Chappell" | * BBC Acorn User, Edition 82, May 1989, "Arithmetic On The Dot - Tim Chappell" | ||
Concluding this look at floating point on the Archimedes and showing how to put constants in your programs. | Concluding this look at floating point on the Archimedes and showing how to put constants in your programs. | ||
| − | [ | + | [https://ipv6.chappell-family.com/docs/bbcau_may89.pdf BBC Acorn User, May 1989] |
* Personal Computer World, October 1989, "Getting the point in BASIC" | * Personal Computer World, October 1989, "Getting the point in BASIC" | ||
Bringing floating point precision to Archimedes BASIC programs. | Bringing floating point precision to Archimedes BASIC programs. | ||
| − | [ | + | [https://ipv6.chappell-family.com/docs/pcw_oct89.pdf PCW, October 1989] |
| − | * [ | + | * [https://ipv6.chappell-family.com/docs/IPv6_Squid_v01.pdf Squid Proxy as an IPv4/IPv6 translator] - Allow ALL your client devices, irrespective of their IPv4/IPv6 support to access IPv4-only, IPv4/IPv6 dual-stacked and IPv6-only websites. |
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| − | * Virtual Private Networks using IPsec tools [ | + | * Virtual Private Networks using IPsec tools [https://ipv6.chappell-family.com/docs/ipsec_v01.pdf IPsec, April 2010]. The draft article covers : IPsec; RFC 4301, RFC 4302, RFC 4303 ; VPN; IKE; ADSL modems; deployment using NAT; IPsec firewall implications; tunnel and transport mode ; Main and aggressive modes ; PKI, including self-signed certificates ; RSA ; X509 ; SAs ; SPs ; ESP and AH packet types ; Shrew Soft Inc. IPsec client configuration ; racoon ; setkey ; documented racoon and setkey configuration files. |
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| − | + | [http://www.shrew.net/ Shrew Soft Inc] offer an excellent Linux and Windows IPsec compatible client which can be used for Roadwarrior configurations. | |
| − | + | This website publishes a Privacy Policy (link at the bottom of every page). Continued use of this website implies your consent to the use of data outlined in the policy. | |
Latest revision as of 23:30, 4 January 2019
A list of articles written by Tim Chappell, covering topics including Linux IPsec, IPv6 Squid configuration and ARM floating point.
- BBC Acorn User, Edition 81, April 1989, "Maths on the Dot - Tim Chappell"
Tim shows you how and when to use the Archimedes floating point emulator. BBC Acorn User, April 1989
- BBC Acorn User, Edition 82, May 1989, "Arithmetic On The Dot - Tim Chappell"
Concluding this look at floating point on the Archimedes and showing how to put constants in your programs. BBC Acorn User, May 1989
- Personal Computer World, October 1989, "Getting the point in BASIC"
Bringing floating point precision to Archimedes BASIC programs. PCW, October 1989
- Squid Proxy as an IPv4/IPv6 translator - Allow ALL your client devices, irrespective of their IPv4/IPv6 support to access IPv4-only, IPv4/IPv6 dual-stacked and IPv6-only websites.
Important note : the following document is not yet complete, but is provided as-is for interest. It provides not only an overview of the IPsec standard as described in the RFCs, but also provides detailed examples of both site-to-site and roadwarrior deployment scenarios.
- Virtual Private Networks using IPsec tools IPsec, April 2010. The draft article covers : IPsec; RFC 4301, RFC 4302, RFC 4303 ; VPN; IKE; ADSL modems; deployment using NAT; IPsec firewall implications; tunnel and transport mode ; Main and aggressive modes ; PKI, including self-signed certificates ; RSA ; X509 ; SAs ; SPs ; ESP and AH packet types ; Shrew Soft Inc. IPsec client configuration ; racoon ; setkey ; documented racoon and setkey configuration files.
Shrew Soft Inc offer an excellent Linux and Windows IPsec compatible client which can be used for Roadwarrior configurations.
This website publishes a Privacy Policy (link at the bottom of every page). Continued use of this website implies your consent to the use of data outlined in the policy.