Re: call for discussion on draft-heinanen-radius-pe-discovery-03.txt
Bernard Aboba <[email protected]> Thu, 22 May 2003 11:10:30 -0700 (PDT)
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> I wonder what the results would be if the other discovery and signalling > drafts defined by PPVPN so far were evaluated using a "Protocol Abuse > Rating Scale (PARSE)"? I suspect that most of them (if not all) would > also receive 2's and 3's. Please note that I do not consider use of RADIUS to authenticate and configure (PP)VPNs to constitute protocol abuse. RFC 2868 describes the use of RADIUS to configure and authenticate VPNs. So such a use is well established. My issues were with other parts of the proposal, such as modifying RFC 2486, using Interim Accounting as a failure detection mechanism, and attempting to do dynamic re-authorization in a manner not supported within draft-chiba-radius-dynamic-authorization-20.txt. I'd hope that discussion in this forum will focus on figuring out how to meet the requirements given existing facilities (RFC 2865-2869 + 3162, 2869bis, draft-congdon and draft-chiba). >I hope this is not true, but if you think it is it would be helpful to >do that evaluation, cause we would need it. If you really think that completed specifications in this WG are unlikely to work reliably or securely in practice (that's a "2") or could be done better using an alternative mechanism (that's a "3") then I'd certainly hope that the problems will be identified and fixed *prior* to sending them off to the IESG. Otherwise, you shouldn't be surprised to receiving the predictable response -- "fix it".