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Re: Securing OSPFv3



>If you haven't seen it, draft-gupta-ospf-ospfv3-auth-01.txt
>clarifies how to really make IPSec for OSPFv3 work.  The
>keying is static, and the peculiarities of multicast and
>IPSec mean for example that replay protection must be turned
>off.  It's all the details needed to make "use IPSec" reality.
>
>As noted in the discussion, doesn't solve any of the
>managerial problems of keying a large number of routers
>and managing them, and everybody on the same link has to
>share the same key.  But, no worse than IPv4.
>
>I believe this was presented as an individual submission
>in the routing area at Yokohama.

	thank you for info, and PIM-SM work is already there, i guess only
	remaining major one is RIPng.  BGP is unicast so it's easy.
	(not sure about IS-IS)

	draft-irtf-gsec-pim-sm-security-issues-01.txt

itojun