RE: Ordering of payloads
Ben Rogers <ben@Ascend.COM> Fri, 12 September 1997 19:57 UTC
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From: Ben Rogers <ben@Ascend.COM>
To: John Burke <jburke@cylink.com>
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Subject: RE: Ordering of payloads
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John Burke writes: > The point here is, do we agree at this time that we should require everyone > to do the handling I describe? I.E. find the SA first and do it before > passing over the other loads? We actually did not implement this way (nor > as I remember did the reference implementation for ISAKMP v-06). But where > do others stand, A. for the upcoming interoperation tests and B. later for > the final ISAKMP draft? 'twould be nice to have all the code space in the world to work in... Some of us are extremely restricted as to how much code space we are allowed to use. (If I remember the numbers right, on some of our boxes, the entire router load needs to fit into less space than Entrust's ISAKMP implementation takes.) So, anything that helps us to reduce the amount of completely unnecessary processing would be really helpful. I'm trying to get my brain around the reason it is helpful to allow payloads to be in any order, but I am fairly certain we don't lose any functionality by requiring that the SA payload in phase I exchanges be before any other payloads whose interpretation depend on our SA negotiation. I'm wondering if the WG hasn't been overcome by a bad case of creeping featuritis... :) ben
- Re: Ordering of payloads Ben Rogers
- Re: Ordering of payloads Tero Kivinen
- RE: Ordering of payloads Greg Carter
- RE: Ordering of payloads John Burke
- RE: Ordering of payloads Ben Rogers
- RE: Ordering of payloads Greg Carter
- RE: Ordering of payloads W. Douglas Maughan