Re: [Xorp-users] MD5 Support

From: Vincent Jardin (vjardin_at_free.fr)
Date: 08/13/04

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    To: Bruce M Simpson <bms@spc.org>, Nathan K <doesnotcount@hotmail.com>
    Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 19:39:23 +0200
    
    

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    > Future Directions for XORP
    > --------------------------
    >
    > As PF_KEY is somewhat standardized (RFC 2367 Informational) and well
    > documented (UNIX Network Programming Vol1 2e Fenner et al) this is a
    > portable way of achieving this across the BSDs. Linux (FreeS/WAN et
    > cetera) may be another story.

    FYI, Linux does support PF_KEY too.

    >
    > Future Directions for TCP-MD5
    > -----------------------------
    >
    > This would however require that applications such as Quagga and XORP speak
    > fluent PF_KEY in the BSD dialect.

    I think that the routing protocols will have to speak fluently PF_KEY because
    even for OSPFv2/MD5 or RIP/MD5 the keys could be provided by a "key daemon".
    This concept is already described by the RFC 2367, section 1.2 and section
    5.3 (OSPF Securrity Example).

    Regards,
      Vincent
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