An organization is deploying a secure remote access solution for traveling employees. The network security team specifies that the solution must encapsulate and encrypt all network-layer (Layer 3) IP traffic between host laptops and the central gateway, ensuring the original internal IP header is completely hidden while traversing the public Internet. Which protocol and deployment mode best satisfies these requirements?
- IPsec operating in Tunnel modeCevap
- BIPsec operating in Transport mode
- CClientless SSL/TLS portal access
- DGeneric Routing Encapsulation (GRE) without security protocols
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IPsec operating in Tunnel mode is the correct choice because it encapsulates and encrypts the complete original IP packet (both payload and original internal IP header), providing comprehensive Layer 3 confidentiality for client-to-gateway remote access over untrusted networks.
IPsec in Tunnel mode encrypts both the original IP payload and the original IP header, placing the encrypted packet inside a new IP packet with a gateway address as the destination. This completely hides internal network topology and secures all Layer 3 host traffic over untrusted networks.
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IPsec Tunnel Mode vs. Transport Mode for Remote Access VPNs