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Event ID 4980: IPsec main mode and extended mode security associations were established

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IPsec main mode and extended mode security associations were established.

Event 4980
Security-Auditing
Security log
Audit
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
IPsec main mode and extended mode security associations were established.

Main Mode Local Endpoint:
	Principal Name:		…
	Network Address:	…
	Keying Module Port:	…

Main Mode Remote Endpoint:
	Principal Name:	…
	Network Address:	…
	Keying Module Port:	…

Main Mode Cryptographic Information:
	Cipher Algorithm:	…
	Integrity Algorithm:	…
	Diffie-Hellman Group:	…

Main Mode Security Association:
	Lifetime (minutes):	…
	Quick Mode Limit:	…
	Main Mode SA ID:	…
	
Main Mode Additional Information:
	Keying Module Name:	AuthIP
	Authentication Method:	…
	Role:			…
	Impersonation State:	…
	Main Mode Filter ID:	…

Extended Mode Local Endpoint:
	Principal Name:	…
	Certificate SHA Thumbprint:	…
	Certificate Issuing CA:	…
	Certificate Root CA:	…

Extended Mode Remote Endpoint:
	Principal Name:	…
	Certificate SHA Thumbprint:	…
	Certificate Issuing CA:	…
	Certificate Root CA:	…

Extended Mode Additional Information:
	Authentication Method:	SSL
	Impersonation State:	…
	Quick Mode Filter ID:	…