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'''DTLS''' stands for "Datagram Transport Layer Security" and is a method of sending [[TLS]] packets over datagram based protocols like [[UDP]] and [[SCTP]].  It is defined in [[rfc:4347]].
 
'''DTLS''' stands for "Datagram Transport Layer Security" and is a method of sending [[TLS]] packets over datagram based protocols like [[UDP]] and [[SCTP]].  It is defined in [[rfc:4347]].
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Issues with using OpenSSL for supporting SNMP over DTLS within Net-SNMP can be found on the [[DTLS Implementation Notes]] page.

Revision as of 22:08, 10 February 2009

DTLS stands for "Datagram Transport Layer Security" and is a method of sending TLS packets over datagram based protocols like UDP and SCTP. It is defined in rfc:4347.

Issues with using OpenSSL for supporting SNMP over DTLS within Net-SNMP can be found on the DTLS Implementation Notes page.