This parameter determines the property of the IPsec connection to the application servers and can take one of the following ...

This parameter determines the property of the IPsec connection to the application servers and can take one of the following values
1. Enabled: This means traffic protection is enabled 
2. Disabled: This means that traffic protection is disabled and only authentication will be performed

IPsec traffic protection is not applicable when the connection type is NoE2EAuth and hence, cannot be configured

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