Segmentation of encrypted segments in networks
AssigneeNicira, Inc.
InventorsWenyi Jiang, Daniel G Wing, Bin Qian, Dexiang Wang
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AssigneeNicira, Inc.
InventorsWenyi Jiang, Daniel G Wing, Bin Qian, Dexiang Wang
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A first host receives a packet from a first compute node for a second compute node of a second host. The payload is larger than a maximum transmission unit size. The first packet is encapsulated with an outer header. The first host analyzes a length of at least a portion of the outer header in determining a size of an encrypted segment of the payload. Then, the first host forms a plurality of packets where each packet in the packets includes an encrypted segment of the payload, a respective encryption header, and a respective authentication value. The payload of the first packet is segmented to form a plurality of encrypted segments based on the size. The first host sends the packets to the second host and receives an indication that a packet was not received. A second packet including the encrypted segment is sent to the second compute node.
A method for sending packets to a destination node, the method comprising:
A method for forming a plurality of packets from a first packet, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium containing instructions for sending packets to a destination node, wherein the instructions, when executed, control a computer system to be operable for:
The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium of claim wherein sending the second packet comprises:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium containing instructions for forming a plurality of packets from a first packet, wherein, the instructions, when executed, control a computer system to be operable for:
An apparatus for sending packets to a destination, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for forming a plurality of packets from a first packet, the apparatus comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.