Explain isakmp ?
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Answer / Km Divya Budiyal
ISAKMP (Internet Security Association and Key Management Protocol) is a protocol used for establishing secure communication channels between two devices. It is a key component of IPSec and is responsible for negotiating security associations, which define the encryption algorithms, keys, and other security parameters to be used during the session.
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