[siesta] SSE/KMP - the westbound interface
Robert Moskowitz <rgm@labs.htt-consult.com> Mon, 09 December 2013 18:28 UTC
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Subject: [siesta] SSE/KMP - the westbound interface
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We are making progress on a well crafted problem statement. Such things are very important, but need some meat here on the bones... A number of conversations around the westbound interface. What are the selectors passed to the KMP? What is returned? I will take a stab at it, and hoepfully I will get so good feedback (observation - some of you have done this for other KMP consumers like ESP): From SSE to KMP for setup request: What type of security context: Unicast or multicast. And for multicast, a single SPI or SPI per transmittor? What SSE format What ciphersuite: Crypto-algo{&mode of operation], keysize Other? For rekey request: SPI Return from KMP: SPI KEYMAT (size, key, type) Where type is unicast or group? Of course if there is some specific copyable text from an existing API document, that would help a lot.
- [siesta] SSE/KMP - the westbound interface Robert Moskowitz