Re: [6tisch] xxx-bootstrap

peter van der Stok <stokcons@xs4all.nl> Mon, 05 December 2016 08:15 UTC

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Hi Goran,

thanks for this low overhead and clear explanation.

> 
> If you are interested in a simple lightweight enrolment protocol, EDHOC
> and OSCOAP may be used for that. For authentication of enrolment using
> e.g. manufacturer certificates, you may run EDHOC and OSCOAP in 
> sequence
> and carry the PKCS#10 in the OSCOAP request and the certificate issued
> with the OSCOAP response, in total 2 round-trips (not considering
> additional messages for delayed responses, CoAP response code 2.06 
> etc.).
> For PSK authenticated enrolment it may suffice with one round-trip, the
> OSCOAP request/response. These examples are JN-initiated, but similar
> setup is possible for the JCE-initiated variant.
> 
> Note that this would not at all be as elaborate as the anima work, but
> just as a comparison.
> 
I don't think EDHOC is meant to replace EST or the anima work.

It is a proposal to replace the EST part of the anima bootstrap by 
something targeted to the bootstrap case and use of CoAP for low 
resource devices without human intervention.

Peter