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Re: Adding revised identities to IKEv2



It seems that this problem started right about the time that NAI moved to a 
new location.

At 11:37 AM 11/13/2002 -0500, Stephen Kent wrote:
>>  > > > - with regard to identities, IPsec supports two basic types 
>> of > > identities: addresses and symbolic names. > >And symbolic names 
>> IMHO is the only way to establish/authenticate a >secure connection in a 
>> dynamic environment. > > > - when names are used as identities, we need 
>> to be able to map the > > name to a current address (during SA 
>> establishment) so that we can > > make later decisions on a per-packet 
>> basis using the current address. > >Absolutely. But start from symbolic 
>> names, and map them to IP address >for Phase 2. Seems easy/trivial to 
>> implement. Do we really do this mapping ? We either get separate ID 
>> payload in phase II or the ip headers implicitly carry the phase II 
>> identity. Do we ever try to validate this with the phase I identity e.g. 
>> mapping the FQDN in Phase I to the IP address in Phase II (or reverse 
>> lookup of IP address to phase I identity) or checking with the address 
>> in certificate with the one in Phase II. thanks priya > > - we don't 
>> have to trust an IPsec peer to assert the right name for > > itself or 
>> an entity behind it. we need to have an authentication > > mechanism 
>> that allows us to verify that the asserted name is valid > > relative to 
>> some framework for names. > >Oh sure. If I say the entity name is "Uri 
>> Blumenthal" - then there has >to be a key/cert associated with that 
>> name. As it only matters for >signing the Phase 1 exchange to validate 
>> IP address from which the >traffic is originating, for subsequent Phase 
>> 2 things. > > > I suggest that we better document these notions, and 
>> offer as > > examples, the sort of identification and authentication 
>> processes I > > note above as we go forward with IKE v2. Comments? > >I 
>> strongly support. > >And I want a relaxed identification - something 
>> like "as long as >I can associate a key with the identity, the identity 
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>Steve