Re: [MEXT] firewall docs review

RYUJI WAKIKAWA <ryuji.wakikawa@gmail.com> Tue, 19 February 2008 03:01 UTC

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Hi, Qiu

On 2008/02/18, at 19:57, QIU Ying wrote:

> Hi, Ryuji
>
> Thanks for your comments. My response is inline.
>
> ----- Original Message ----- "RYUJI WAKIKAWA" wrote
>
>
>> Hi Suresh and authors,
>>
>> I was asked to review draft-krishnan-mip6-firewall-admin-02 and
>> draft-krishnan-mip6-firewall-vendor-02.
>>
>> - Can current filtering mechanism check the IP options field?!
>
> No. Current firewall filter does not support to check the IP options  
> field.

It's up to implementation, isn't it?
I can easily setup the firewall with PC which can check the IP  
options...
Which firewall products are you assuming?

Are there substantial reasons to say NO here?

>
>>  If yes, the document should mention which IP options are appeared
>> for which packets.
>>  An example is DST Opt for BU and RTHDR for BA.
>>  Otherwise, the operator might just block all the packets having
>> RTHDR option regardless of BA.
>>
>> For example, in section 3.1 of draft-admin ,
>>     Destination Address: Address of HA
>>                                                   <-- adding  Dest
>> option (HoA option)?
>>     Next Header: 50 (ESP)
>>     Mobility Header Type: 5 (BU)
>
> For draft-admin, which purpose is BCP, so we could not solicit the  
> function here. But we could provide the filter in draft-vender.
>
>>
>> - missing authentication option and DSMIP support?
>>   DSMIP will introduce much complexity to firewall setup.
>
> The target of these two draft is to make MIP6 signalling pass  
> through the firewalls. So, in my opinion, the issue of  
> authentication and DSMIP might be out of the scope.

DSMIP seems to be adapted to many deployment case.
why not:-)

ryuji

>>
>> - RO is optional in the RFC3775. I am not sure you can treat
>>  RO signaling as same as the BU/BA for firewall filters setup.
>>   It might be good if you provide the minimum set of rules (BU/BA
>> only)
>>  and the full set of rules (All MH signaling).
>
> Good comments.
>
> Regards and Thanks
> Qiu Ying
>
>
>>
>> - why are these two separate documents?
>>
>> regards,
>> ryuji
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