Re: no DHCP-assigned InitiatorName: Procedural notes
Michael Howard <[email protected]> Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:12:21 -0400
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[email protected] wrote: > A couple of procedural notes: > >> I am writing this memo to the IETF IP Storage Working Group to voice >> my concern over the apparent lack of IETF or industry standard for >> having a DHCP server pass an InitiatorName to an iSCSI boot client. > > The IP Storage WG has been closed, BUT this list is still a fine place > to discuss this sort of topic, and it can be addressed via an individual > Internet-Draft (a WG is not required to do work). Understood. >> This issue may be something that you are already aware of, and may be >> something that you are already working to address. >> >> (I am going to ignore the related issues of CHAP username and secret) > > Considering that DHCP has no real security, one cannot pass the CHAP > secret in the clear via DHCP. The CHAP username should not cause a > problem. I agree. Michael _______________________________________________ Ips mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ips