Re: TASL
Brian E Carpenter <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.ietf.multi6 |
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| Organization | IBM |
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Dave Crocker wrote:
> Brian,
>
> BEC> In TASL, a pair of MUltihoming SHims (MUSHes) communicate independently of
> BEC> the IP flow that is to benefit from multihoming, using TLS, in order to
>
> I apologize for seeming to be reading-impaired, but I am not seeing
> what significant differences there are between TASL and MAST.
Cuter acronym? :-)
Seriously, there is obviously a very close relationship (the actual
protocol exchanges would be like those in MAST and NOID, so I didn't
spell them out). But when I re-read MAST I don't see it clearly stated that
a separate, reliable, and secure transport connection is used to carry the
exchanges - that is suggested as an option at the end of the MAST security
considerations, but it is basic to TASL. And I don't see any need to use
XMPP as you suggest in MAST. So I'd argue it's a simpler approach, but
clearly closely related.
Brian