Re: [storm] iSCSI: New IPsec security requirements

Mallikarjun Chadalapaka <cbm@chadalapaka.com> Thu, 13 October 2011 22:24 UTC

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Thanks for the follow-up David!   That sounds reasonable to me.  I will wait
for the new text to get it into the draft getting now ready for submission
(I have published a draft copy to the mailing list earlier this week).

Mallikarjun


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Subject: [storm] iSCSI: New IPsec security requirements

I've checked with the ipsecme WG and the responsible Security AD.

The upshot is that there's still a lot of 2400-series RFC IPsec out there,
and hence the appropriate IPsec requirements for iSCSI are:

	- MUST implement IPsec, 2400-series RFCs (IPsec v2, IKEv1).
	- SHOULD implement IPsec, 4300-series RFCs (IPsec v3, IKEv2).

The MUST is for interoperability and to acknowledge what's out there; the
SHOULD is to encourage implementers to move forward. 

Now I need to go write the actual text to go into the draft, and the main
iSCSI draft will have to update RFC 3723 as part of this.

Thanks,
--David
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