IPSec encrypts data that goes into a certain tunnel based on a agreed Security Association (SA), whereby each Phase 2 SA is defined for a unidirectional data flow covering data traffic that is distinguishable by a so called proxy-ID. In IKEv2 there is a new term called traffic-selector which serves the same purpose as the proxy-ID, however traffic-selector is something that can be defined on an per-SA basis using the two fields, source IP address and destination IP address. The traffic-selector helps to define source and destination patterns that are allowed through a route-based VPN tunnel and helps to enforce data to SA mapping and thus prevents traffic from being transported through the tunnel that there is no negotiation existing for. This learning-byte video demonstrates how to configure route-based VPNs on Juniper SRX series devices.
Presenter: Udo Steinegger, CEO Steinegger Consult
Relevant to Junos OS Releases: Junos 12.1X46-D10 and above
Relevant to Juniper Platforms: SRX Series devices
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