Re: KINK should referenece to IKEv2?
Sam Hartman <[email protected]> Fri, 28 Jan 2005 16:10:18 -0500
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>>>>> "Kazunori" == Kazunori Miyazawa <[email protected]> writes: Kazunori> Shoichi Sakane wrote: >>> Speaking as an AD, if 2401bis is approved by IETF 62, Kink >>> will be based on 2401bis. If not, then it depends on where >>> 2401bis is, where Kink is, and how fast things are moving. >> I dont understand why KINK will be based on 2401bis when >> 2401bis is approved by IETF62. There are lots of platforms >> based on 2401. KINK should be based on 2401 in order to deploy >> it. If the market will not choice 2401bis and if a kink >> implementation based on 2401bis does not work on a platform >> based on 2401, then KINK will not deploy. it is not easy to >> know how difference between 2401bis and 2401, and it is not >> easy to know if a key management daemon based on 2401bis will >> work on a platform based on 2401. so I said in previous mail >> that we should make kink based on 2401 then make kink based on >> 2401bis. kink header has a version field. >> Kazunori> I agree with Sakane-san. Kazunori> I think if kink is based on 2401bis, it would use IKEv2 Kazunori> instead of ISAKMP. That would be a valid way of making Kink based on 2401bis. It seems like a lot of work and I am not sure it is in the best interest of the working group to choose to make Kink work with 2401bis that way. Again, I did present the assumptions under which I decided to require 2401bis. You would need to show me that one of those assumptions is wrong in order to convince me to change my mind. --Sam