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Re: IKEV2: Issue #4 Revised Identity



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>>>>> "Francis" == Francis Dupont <Francis.Dupont@enst-bretagne.fr> writes:
    mcr> because there are multiple implementations out there that can't
    mcr> even cope with importing or exporting even a self-signed
    mcr> certificate (or making it so hard nobody bothers), I really do
    mcr> not think that we need any more esoteric situations.

    Francis> => I can't parse your conclusion: do you support or not the
    Francis> revised identity proposal for IKEv2?

  I support:
    http://www.sandelman.ca/ipsec/2002/12/msg00250.html

  I specifically am not interesting in tilting at the wind "what if" for
certificate retrival. I.e. the problems that Eric described. I'm sure that
they are real problems. They are just so far away from where we are now, that
I do not think that we can engineer a proper solution to them.

    Francis> => IMHO a large part of the issue comes from the network access
    Francis> control (the AAA) done by IKE when IKE has no native interface
    Francis> with an AAA system.  The PKI stuff should be integrated with
    Francis> legacy authentication in order to provide a native AAA interface
    Francis> in charge of the strong authentication with authorization and
    Francis> accounting as goodies...

  An IKE gateway can talk AAA, or radius, or COPS, or whatever it likes.
  We suffer greatly because there are vendors who think that they can read
one document and implement an entire solution to a wide set of
problems. Actually, I doubt any of the real problem ones are still in
business :-)

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