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Re: transform tunnel/transport attributes



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>>>>> "Daniel" == Daniel Harkins <dharkins@cisco.com> writes:
    Daniel> But regardles of the utility the processing is different. If the

  I agree. 

    Daniel> AH transport mode processing and then that packet, which is now
    Daniel> an authenticated ESP packet between SG1 and SG2, is reinserted

  This operation of reinsertation is not something that I think very many
people have implemented. Can we have a show of hands as to who thinks they
might be able to handle such an operation? Remember that this is not a MUST,
so don't feel badly saying no.

    Daniel> right. Given that there's running code that implements case 1 I
    Daniel> really don't want to open that case up to interpretation
    Daniel> again. Maybe we just need to clarify the two cases.
    >>  I think that you just did. Now, how can this be clearly and cleanly
    >> described in IKE exchanges? I think we need to add IKE details to
    >> this. What would you expect/send for each case?

    Daniel> Did what? Invalidate case 1 or open it up to re-interpretation?
    Daniel> You just gave a good example of why someone would want to do case
    Daniel> 2. I still think case 1 has merit.

  I think they both have merit, seeing as they are in fact different, and
you have described a way to negotiate them as different things. Do we get
any agreement here that what Dan describes is how one would negotiate
AH&ESP?
  [while you might not want to support AH&ESP, you might want to support 
AH&IPComp]

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