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IPv6 uses header chaining for extensions, IPv4 protocols are named
"next header types". Filtering is used for QoS classification,
firewall and IPsec. Standard filtering is done on the 5-tuple,
i.e., source and destination addresses, "upper layer/transport"
protocol, source and destination ports.
This raises a lot of issues:
  - what is a "upper layer/transport" protocol?
  - protocol specific selectors (in place of ports)?
  - how to get the tuple for packets in transit?

In IPv6, next header types are divided into 3 classes:
  - final protocols, i.e., protocols which don't include
    a next header field and are always at the end of the
    extension header chain. Note this is the default, i.e.,
    an unknown protocol is considered as final.
    Examples are UDP, TCP, OSPF, no-next-header (59),
    mobility header, etc.

  - extension header protocols which are always in a middle
    of the extension header chain and which have a next header
    field which gives the type of the following header.
    Predefined extension header protocols are hop-by-hop options
    header (0!), destination options header, routing header, fragment
    header, AH, ESP and IPCOMP.

  - encapsulation protocols which are at the end of the extension
    header chain but with a payload which is an IP packet.
    Examples are 4 (IPv4 over IP), 41 (IPv6 over IP), GRE,
    94, etc.

Some protocols like ICMP can carry an IP packet in some cases
(ICMP errors, ICMP redirect) but usually they are considered
as final for simple filtering, i.e., by everything at the
exception of some firewalls.
All final and considered as final protocols are "upper layer/transport"
protocols.

The second issue, protocol specific selectors, has to be solved per
protocols. Current transport protocols use ports. ICMP, IGMP, ICMPv6
can use the type/code pair which fits perfectly. The mobility header
of Mobile IPv6 can use the message type (consider this as an official
request).

Fragmentation, ESP or IPCOMP can hide the 5-tuple, to be more accurate:
  - the "upper layer/transport" header can be in another fragment than
    the first one, for instance this sequence is legal:
    1: <IPv6 header>, <fragment header for 0-7>, <empty destionation option>
    2: <IPv6 header>, <fragment header for 7-*>, <TCP header>, <payload>
    For an intermediate node, there are only three kinds of fragments,
    first, last and intermediate.
  - even if ESP can use the null cipher, an intermediate node has no
    way to know this, so the only visible thing in ESP is the SPI.
We have to distinguish between intermediate nodes, which are not supposed
to perform reassembly or to be able to look inside ESP payloads, and
end-nodes (original source or final destination), which have access to
the whole clear packet. Of course, an intermediate node which is
collocated with a firewall can get a part or all of end-node properties.

So when an extension header protocol is transparent (fragment, ESP
and IPCOMP for end-nodes, all others in any context) it should *not*
be considered as an "upper layer/transport" protocol just because
there is always another one in packets, and filtering over more than
one protocol is not simple. So AH and an extension header version of
the mobile header should not be considered as valid "upper layer /
transport" protocols.

The last case is encapsulation, including the hidden encapsulation
used by mobile IPv6 with the home address option and the routing
header of type 2 (cf. draft-deering-ipv6-encap-addr-deletion-00.txt).
Again the context, i.e., intermediate node or end node, is very important:
usually an encapsulation protocol is considered as final but in an
end node it can be associated with a virtual interface and filtering
can be applied to the outer header or to the inner header. For instance
in Mobile IPv6 the mobility entities work with inner headers, i.e.,
home addresses, and not with outer headers, i.e., care-of addresses.

Regards

Francis.Dupont@enst-bretagne.fr



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Luis claims that there is a timeslot for IPSP, but I can't find it on the
agenda. I hope Luis will post the time/location!

If not, then we can organize a lunch/dinner BOF maybe.

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In message <2828.1058254543@marajade.sandelman.ottawa.on.ca>, Michael Richardso
n writes:
>
>
>Luis claims that there is a timeslot for IPSP, but I can't find it on the
>agenda. I hope Luis will post the time/location!
>
>If not, then we can organize a lunch/dinner BOF maybe.

There's been some foul-up; we're trying to recover....  Who is around 
Friday morning?


		--Steve Bellovin, http://www.research.att.com/~smb (me)
		http://www.wilyhacker.com (2nd edition of "Firewalls" book)




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>>>>> On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 10:42:30 +0200, "Steven M. Bellovin" <smb@research.att.com> said:

Steven> There's been some foul-up; we're trying to recover....  Who is around 
Steven> Friday morning?

I can be.

-- 
Wes Hardaker
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We will try to get together this afternoon after the v6ops meeting (at 
1800hrs) in the same room where v6ops is meeting (HALL IK). We will 
discuss the IPsec API draft. (draft-ietf-ipsp-apireq-00.txt)

-luis

Wes Hardaker wrote:

>>>>>>On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 10:42:30 +0200, "Steven M. Bellovin" <smb@research.att.com> said:
>>>>>>
> 
> Steven> There's been some foul-up; we're trying to recover....  Who is around 
> Steven> Friday morning?
> 
> I can be.
> 
> 




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>>>>> "Steven" == Steven M Bellovin <smb@research.att.com> writes:
    mcr> Luis claims that there is a timeslot for IPSP, but I can't find it
    mcr> on the agenda. I hope Luis will post the time/location!
    mcr> 
    mcr> If not, then we can organize a lunch/dinner BOF maybe.

    Steven> There's been some foul-up; we're trying to recover....  Who is
    Steven> around Friday morning?

  I am here until Saturday afternoon.
  Friday morning would suit me fine.
  Perhaps a summary could also be provided at the proposed IPsec dinner BOF.

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>>>>> "Luis" == Luis A Sanchez <lsanchez@xapiens.com> writes:
    Luis> We will try to get together this afternoon after the v6ops meeting
    Luis> (at  
    Luis> 1800hrs) in the same room where v6ops is meeting (HALL IK). We will
    Luis> 

  Two hours notice was hardly enough notice.
 
  Did things happen?

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>>>>> On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 01:31:14 +0200, Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ottawa.on.ca> said:

Michael> Did things happen?

I'll send in my minutes:

 - Four of us talked for an hour or so and made decent progress.
p
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So, is Friday morning cancelled then?

I am pretty upset that:
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  b) a proposal to have it Friday was accepted and then changed.
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In message <1865.1058438546@marajade.sandelman.ottawa.on.ca>, Michael Richardso
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>So, is Friday morning cancelled then?
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>I am pretty upset that:
>  a) no meeting get scheduled.

There was supposed to be one.  Due to errors all around, it didn't 
happen.  Exactly what happened isn't clear.

>  b) a proposal to have it Friday was accepted and then changed.

Many people leave by then; the question (and I don't know the answer -- 
Luis?) was who among the key people was would still be here.

>  c) that only two hours notice was given.
>
Agreed.  Both the situation and the error recovery mechanism were bad.


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>>>>> On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 12:42:26 +0200, Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ottawa.on.ca> said:

Michael> I am pretty upset that:
Michael> a) no meeting get scheduled.
Michael> b) a proposal to have it Friday was accepted and then changed.
Michael> c) that only two hours notice was given.

Luis, do you have a final answer on this?  It would certainly be
beneficial to meet if possible.  Though at this point many people may
not be able to attend.  Or should we just postpone till Minneapolis?

-- 
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In message <sdisq1mizx.fsf@wanderer.hardakers.net>, Wes Hardaker writes:
>>>>>> On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 12:42:26 +0200, Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ot
>tawa.on.ca> said:
>
>Michael> I am pretty upset that:
>Michael> a) no meeting get scheduled.
>Michael> b) a proposal to have it Friday was accepted and then changed.
>Michael> c) that only two hours notice was given.
>
>Luis, do you have a final answer on this?  It would certainly be
>beneficial to meet if possible.  Though at this point many people may
>not be able to attend.  Or should we just postpone till Minneapolis?

I don't know if it's still possible to get a room.  I can ask Marcia, 
but I need an answer by 3:00.


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I'll be lurking in common areas of the conference center with luggage
in tow until maybe 11am tomorrow in hopes that a meeting will happen.

					- Bill


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>>>>> "Bill" == Bill Sommerfeld <sommerfeld@east.sun.com> writes:
    Bill> I'll be lurking in common areas of the conference center with luggage
    Bill> in tow until maybe 11am tomorrow in hopes that a meeting will happen.

  okay, I will be in for 9am, since we have to take our wavesec equipment
out anyway, and maybe hang around and explain stuff to telekom austria, who
might to use wavesec themselves.

  I would like organize a formal interim meeting, possibly in mid/late
September. 

  I propose east-coast US for a full day (meaning arrive previous night,
stay for dinner) - there are offers for space in New Jersey, but other offers
could occur. I think that maybe Bill and I can flesh out the document to the
point where discussion is useful.

]                   At IETF57 in Wien, Austria                  |  firewalls  [
]   Michael Richardson, Sandelman Software Works, Ottawa, ON    |net architect[
] mcr@sandelman.ottawa.on.ca http://www.sandelman.ottawa.on.ca/ |device driver[
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We had a gathering in the front foyer, Friday morning from 10am to 11:20am.

	Friday morning IPsec API bar-bof.

	People present: Wes Hardaker, Bill Sommerfeld, Tero Kivinen,
			Hugh Daniel, Michael Richardson, Lauri Tarkkala,
			Heikki Suonsivu, Tim Shepard, Andrew McGregor 

	- review of design team notes and requirements API.
	- discussion of crypto strength, effort (hardware/software),
	latency, jitter debate.
	- how to form/build the documents.

	everyone should read:
		nfsv4  - Nicolas -
		draft-ietf-nfsv4-ccm-

	Design team notes are at:
		    http://www.sandelman.ca/SSW/ietf/ipsp/pf_policy/

Again, we'd like to possibly have a interim work meeting on the east-coast
in September-ish era. If there are those who have/want to travel further
want to suggest dates that might be more convenient, that would be great.

]                   At IETF57 in Wien, Austria                  |  firewalls  [
]   Michael Richardson, Sandelman Software Works, Ottawa, ON    |net architect[
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Michael,

Sorry to hear that you were upset. The secretariat failed to scheduled 
the IPSP meeting. This fact was acknowledged by them. I also asked for 
the midcomm slot for tuesday but it had been re-assigned to another wg, 
another fact. Tuesday's call for an informal meeting was simply to 
provide feedback to Bill about draft-ietf-ipsp-ipsec-apireq-00 because 
not everyone was going to be around on Friday and we were running short 
of options. Steve Bellovin suggested a wg meeting for Friday and i 
accepted however, i was at the SMZ OST (hospital) from wed thru sat 
taking care of my 2.5 year old daughter. It was impossible for me to 
attend but i understand good and productive discussions occurred.

-luis

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I think the "motivation" section, even with the edits posted by
Bill Sommerfield, remains sufficiently unclear as to probably baffle
most of the WG members.  This, absent the minutes of the interim
meeting held at the beginning of summer, makes it difficult for
the WG to comment on the draft.  In positive terms, what is the
motivation for the API?  We need to get this right before asking the
WG if this should be taken on as a WG item.

The draft states that it should be possible "to implement this" (the API?)
with IKEv1, IKEv2, KINK, ..."  This seems to be verging into architecture,
and I'm knot sure what the exact goal is.  Is it that the API should
have a mapping to any protocol that support IPSec keying?  What are
the essential attributes here?  Is identity the only one?  Later, the
draft talks specifically about IKE SA's, implying that the API might have
additional dependencies on the key management.  We need more generic language
to get the requirements right.  However, I think that IKEv{1,2} MUST be
supported.

What is the relationship of the API to IPSec structures, such as SA's, SPD's,
etc.?  This would be the explanation of the statement "system policy
trumps all", I would guess.  There seems to be an implication that
applications have security policies that map to things specified by 
the API reqs.  An explicit statement of this would help motivate
the need for the API.

The requirement that "nominally authorized" communication failures be
visible to the application needs additional thought.  Presumably these
are communications related to a socket for which the application has
some authorization (how fine-grained is such authorization?).  Should it
see failures on incoming packets that fail the integrity check?  These
may be spoofed, and the system policy may forbid applications to see
them.  MUST the API reveal these?

I personally disagree with the HOW section.  This is an API for IPSec
policy, and all identifier names used in IPSec should be fair game
for the API, down to the awful algorithm names in their full glory
and including IKE key exchange methods and group names.

Hilarie


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>>>>> "The" == The Purple Streak, Hilarie Orman <ho@alum.mit.edu> writes:
    The> I think the "motivation" section, even with the edits posted by
    The> Bill Sommerfield, remains sufficiently unclear as to probably baffle
    The> most of the WG members.  This, absent the minutes of the interim

  okay.

    The> meeting held at the beginning of summer, makes it difficult for
    The> the WG to comment on the draft.  In positive terms, what is the
    The> motivation for the API?  We need to get this right before asking the
    The> WG if this should be taken on as a WG item.

  The notes are at:
      http://www.sandelman.ca/SSW/ietf/ipsp/pf_policy/ubur-2003-06-03-notes.txt

  As for whether or not an API fits into the WG... Hmm. It isn't in the
charter. I thought it was. Yet, we've talked about PF_POLICY at every meeting
since we started. 

    The> The draft states that it should be possible "to implement this" (the
    The> API?) 
    The> with IKEv1, IKEv2, KINK, ..."  This seems to be verging into
    The> architecture, 
    The> and I'm knot sure what the exact goal is.  Is it that the API should
    The> have a mapping to any protocol that support IPSec keying?  What are
    The> the essential attributes here?  Is identity the only one?  Later, the
    The> draft talks specifically about IKE SA's, implying that the API might
    The> have 
    The> additional dependencies on the key management.  We need more generic
    The> language 
    The> to get the requirements right.  However, I think that IKEv{1,2} MUST
    The> be 
    The> supported.

  The intention is that the protocol should not be IKEv1 or IKEv2 specific.
It should be general enough that, yes, it should be implementeable for any
IPsec key management protocol. Since we have IKEv{1,2}, clearly, yes, that is
a MUST that these systems be able to support the API.

    The> What is the relationship of the API to IPSec structures, such as
    The> SA's, SPD's, 

  I don't know how to answer the question.

  Applications should not deal with SPDs or SAs. They deal with sockets.
  The purpose of the API is to take a socket (or a potential socket) and have
the required SPD created by the "system". (Where this may be the library, the
kernel, the key manager, etc. But definitely not the application).

    The> etc.?  This would be the explanation of the statement "system policy
    The> trumps all", I would guess.  There seems to be an implication that
    The> applications have security policies that map to things specified by 
    The> the API reqs.  An explicit statement of this would help motivate
    The> the need for the API.

  I can not parse this part.

    The> The requirement that "nominally authorized" communication failures be
    The> visible to the application needs additional thought.  Presumably these
    The> are communications related to a socket for which the application has
    The> some authorization (how fine-grained is such authorization?).
    The> Should it see failures on incoming packets that fail the integrity
    The> check?  These may be spoofed, and the system policy may forbid
    The> applications to see them.  MUST the API reveal these?

  You are thinking about IPsec here. That may be appropriate thinking for
connectionless protocols. for instance, the VoIP people have suggested that,
for instance, that failed data is better than no data.  This is a different
security model than VPNs.

  We are thinking about mis-matched public keys, lack of system policy
authorizing the session, etc. 

  Someone has to tell the user that they used the wrong smartcard!

    The> I personally disagree with the HOW section.  This is an API for IPSec
    The> policy, and all identifier names used in IPSec should be fair game
    The> for the API, down to the awful algorithm names in their full glory
    The> and including IKE key exchange methods and group names.

  This is not an API for setting IPsec SPD. We have one. It is called PF_KEY.
  (SPD = Security Policy Database!)

  Application writers, including very clueful ones who implement IPsec code
do not want to code PF_KEY into applications. It is just way too low level.

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