@@ -556,15 +556,15 @@ the ~Payload Info Header~ is absent (elided).
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557557#+caption: EESP packet format selection by mode
558558#+name: eesp-format-by-mode
559- |------------------------+--------------------------------------+------------------------------------------- |
560- | Mode | Packet format | Notes |
561- | <l> | <l> | <l> |
562- |------------------------+--------------------------------------+------------------------------------------- |
563- | IPv4/IPv6 tunnel mode | Optimized | Inner starts with IPv4/IPv6 header. |
559+ |------------------------+--------------------------------------+-----------|
560+ | Mode | Packet format | Notes |
561+ | <l> | <l> | <l> |
562+ |------------------------+--------------------------------------+-----------|
563+ | IPv4/IPv6 tunnel mode | Optimized | Inner starts with IPv4/IPv6 header. |
564564| Transport mode | Full | Next Header/Pad Length cannot be inferred.|
565565| BEET mode | Full | Next Header/Pad Length cannot be inferred.|
566566| IP-TFS | Full | Payload starts with the IP-TFS header. |
567- |------------------------+--------------------------------------+------------------------------------------- |
567+ |------------------------+--------------------------------------+-----------|
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569569The two packet formats are shown below. [[eesp-full-packet-format]]
570570shows the full packet format used as the default for modes of operation.
@@ -969,7 +969,7 @@ cleartext Flow ID.
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970970# - F[lags] :: 2-bits: Flags used for stateless crypto signaling such as the
971971# S-bit and D-bit in the PSP specification.
972- #
972+ #
973973# *NOTE:* I tend to remove the Flags if we keep the Crypt Offset
974974# in this document, as we don't define PSP here.
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