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IPsec API on windows if available and Also on linux

plz tell me if there are any api available on windows or not for IPsec
..

also tell about the system calls on linux.
thnx in advance...:)

Dec 21 '06 #1
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manu wrote:
plz tell me if there are any api available on windows or not for IPsec
.

also tell about the system calls on linux.
thnx in advance...:)
Please post your questions in more appropriate newsgroups.

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Dec 21 '06 #2

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