Microsoft files EU Android complaint

[James Knott]

James Knott wrote:
> As for those implementations you mentioned not supporting 
> applications, that may be because they're designed to be used as a VPN 
> and not for directly supporting apps.  Are the required pieces 
> available to be called by an app? Perhaps we'll have to see what Cisco 
> and others do with this.  Cisco routers certainly support IPSec, but I 
> haven't worked at that level with their phones.  Many of the soft 
> phone apps support some form of encryption. 

Further on this.  A router would generally use IPSec only for VPNs and a 
VoIP would only use it for encrypting calls.  The devices use it for one 
or the other.  On the other hand a computer or tablet might use it for 
both.  Is there a library that can be called for either use?  On my 
computer, I see the StrongSWAN package includes strongswan-libs0, which 
provides the strongswan library and plugins.  Might there be something 
in there that could be called by a VoIP app for encrypting a call?
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