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IPSec on Cisco Routers

Asked by jajjones in Miscellaneous Networking, Networking Hardware Firewalls, File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

Tags: cisco, ipsec, routers

I have a client who has set up IPSec VPNs for remote sites to central office connectivity.  I am reveiwing the confgs and wonder if someone can explain the intricacies of the configurations ?!?!?!?!?!

The crypto policy is configured to use "hash MD5" with pre-share authentication.
The transform-set is configured for "esp-3des"

Everything seems to be working, but my question is whether or not the traffic will be encrypted using 3DES simply by calling upon a transform set ?  Should there be an explicit "encryption 3des" line in the crypto policy ?????
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