Secure Remote Access IPSEC Virtual Private Network to University Network System

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jcsr.v3i1.2730

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With the popularity of the Internet and improvement of information technology, digital information sharing increasingly becomes the trend. More and More universities pay attention to the digital campus, and the construction of digital library has become the focus of digital campus. A set of manageable, authenticated and secure solutions are needed for remote access to make the campus network be a transit point for the outside users. Remote Access IPSEC Virtual Private Network gives the solution of remote access to e-library resources, networks resources and so on very safely through a public network. It establishes a safe and stable tunnel which encrypts the data passing through it with robust secured algorithms. It is to establish a virtual private network in Internet, so that the two long-distance network users can transmit data to each other in a dedicated network channel. Using this technology, multi-network campus can communicate securely in the unreliable public internet.

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