[saag] MSEC report
Brian Weis <bew@cisco.com> Thu, 26 March 2009 17:54 UTC
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The MSEC WG met for about an 1.5 hours on Wednesday morning. It was noted that we are coming to the end of our active work items, and that it was time to consider whether to take on new work or shut down. Sheela Rowles presented changes made to the GDOI Update draft (updates to RFC 3547). This I-D describes clarifications to the GDOI protocol based on implementation experience, and also adds a few new attributes to harmonize with other recent WG work items. It is ready for WG last call. We had two proposals for new work items. Sheela stated the need for a GDOI MIB. Tim Polk cautioned against taking on MIB work unless there is a substantial number of participation from the WG. We'll take that to the mailing list. Seokung Yoon presented a draft that adds support for the SEED cipher to MIKEY. After discussion, it was determined that the WG did not object to its publication, but it was complete enough that there was no need for the WG to adopt it. Tim agreed to sponsor it as an individual contribution. We concluded with a discussion of Gregory Lebovitz' KMART Roadmap I-D. It was pointed out that a number of the routing protocols mentioned in the I-D make use of group security in some or all use cases. A number of presentations introducing methods of providing automated key management for these routing protocols have been made in past MSEC WG meetings. A suggestion was made that since the WG was coming to the end of its current work items, it should consider re-chartering to allow us to address automated key management which could be used by those protocols.
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