>Is there an official statement from the workgroup >about the status of ISAKMP/Oakley vs SKIP? I see bits >and peices but no official statement. The "official" statement came from Jeff Schiller (the IETF Security Area Directory) a month ago. Please check the e-mail archive if you have not read this announcement. The IPsec working group is now focusing on the ISAKMP/Oakley specifications as the mandatory to implement standard for key management. The working group is strongly encouraged to send all comments on ISAKMP/Oakley to the list. If something is not clear, please propose text. I would also strongly encourage the group to pursue interoperability testing as soon as possible. If someone would like to help coordinate testing at the next IETF, please let me know. After the working group has finished all editorial clarification of ISAKMP/Oakley, work within the committee could start on incorporating optional facilities for in-line keying. I assume that this work will be loosely based on SKIP with slight modifications based on working group suggestions for a consolidated architecture. Note that this will not be SKIP as currently documented. I also assume that the SKIP team will continue to contribute to this working group to help create a consolidated approach for in-line keying. Regards, Paul A. Lambert (IPsec Co-Chair) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Paul Lambert Director of Security Products Oracle Corporation Phone: (415) 506-0370 500 Oracle Parkway, Box 659410 Fax: (415) 633-2963 Redwood Shores, CA 94065 E-Mail: palamber@us.oracle.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Secure Jobs" -> send resumes to: palamber@us.oracle.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Is there an official statement from the workgroup about the status of ISAKMP/Oakley vs SKIP? I see bits and peices but no official statement. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Derek Palma Email: dpalma@netcom.com Net Research, Inc. Direct:(510) 487-6439 32536 Monterey Way Main: (510) 487-6300 Union City, CA 94587 FAX: (510) 487-6072
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