[Hipsec] updates to HIP mobility and multihoming drafts

Tom Henderson <tomhend@u.washington.edu> Tue, 11 October 2016 00:23 UTC

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Subject: [Hipsec] updates to HIP mobility and multihoming drafts
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The new versions of the HIP mobility and multihoming drafts address various review comments received during IESG reviews.

Besides editorial changes, the following changes were made to RFC 5206-bis version 14:

*  Replace references to 'middleboxes' with more specific |'NATs and firewalls' and make reference to RFC 5207
*  Describe a simple heuristic for setting the credit value for Credit-Based Authorization based on sending rate and RTT.
*  Add subsection about privacy concerns of locator exposure to the Security Considerations section.
*  Clarify that a host must be able to receive and avoid reprocessing redundant LOCATOR_SET parameters that may have been sent in parallel to multiple addresses of the host.
*  Clarify that multicast or broadcast addresses must not be announced in a LOCATOR_SET.  

and the following to the multihoming draft version 12:

* Added section about locator privacy concerns ! to the Security Considerations section.
* Added section about relationship to split tunnel issues to the Security Considerations section.

I believe that all outstanding comments and issues have been addressed.

- Tom