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アカネ　さんがあなたを 
セックスフレンドネットワーキングサイト SNS（裏）へ招待しています。 

メッセージ： 

『いろんな人と気軽にセックスをしたいとおもって、SNSに入りました。
ちょっと気になったのでよかったら友達追加してもらえると嬉しいです☆
セックスの事色々知ってそうなので、色々おしえてほしいです!
１月２０日あたりどうですかぁ？？』


下記のURLよりアカネさんの登録画面をご覧いただけます。 

↓こちらから招待者のsns（裏）トップページを見ることができます。 
http://nuts.but.jp/89498849.htm

■□■　コミュニティ・エンターテイメント　　　　　　　　　　　　■□■ 
□■□　セックスフレンドネットワーキングサイト　SNS（裏）って何？　□■□ 

SNS（裏）は、メンバーより招待された方のみで構成されている、 
日本初のセックスフレンドネットワーキングサイトです。 

■SNS（裏）ならこれまで以上にセフレ関係を活性化できる

信頼できる旧知の友人、お知り合いとのセックスライフの活性化を図るさまざまな 
ツールをご用意しています。 

■「友人の友人」と交流できる 

SNS（裏）を使えば友人同士のネットワークをたどって「友人の友人」との交流が 
簡単にできます。そこにはあなたの友人から繋がる信頼できるネットワークが 
形成されています。SNS（裏）はどこかで繋がっている人同士が集まるコミュニティ 
であり、これがソーシャルネットワーキングの特徴です。 

■SNS（裏）なら日記の読み書き、これまでご利用の日記の公開ができる 

みなさんは日記を公開することによって友人やSNS（裏）に登録している人々に多くの 
情報を発信することが可能です。さらにこれまで使用されていた他の日記・ブログ 
を使うか、SNS（裏）の日記を使うかを選択することができます。 


SNS（裏）へ参加↓ 
http://nuts.but.jp/89498849.htm

それでは、参加を心よりお待ちしております。 



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Hi all,

We found the GSAKMP reference code on sourceforge and downloaded it. 
However, it doesn't compile.  Configure fails when it tests gcc.
We bypassed the two checks for gcc that were causing the problem.

   echo $ac_n "checking that we have auto_ptr""... $ac_c" 1>&6
   ...
   echo $ac_n "checking that we have vector""... $ac_c" 1>&6
   ...

That allowed the configuration to finish, but, unsurprisingly, "make 
library" failed.  Here is part of the error code.  (We are running gcc
3.3.4 on Slackware 10.0.) 

====================================================================
In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
                 from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,     
                 from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:21:20: hash_map: No such file or dir      
ectory
In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
                 from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,
                 from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h: In member function `size_t 
   dnhash::operator()(const DistinguishedName&) const':
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: `hash' undeclared in 
   namespace `std'
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: parse error before `;' 
   token
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:48: error: `h' undeclared (first use      
 
   this function)
====================================================================

Does anyone know how to get around this?  Or is there a more recent
version of the implementation?  

Thanks!

-- 
Ling Cheung

MIT CSAIL
32 Vassar St. (32-G628)
Cambridge, MA 02139
U.S.A.
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Hi Ling, 

Unfortunately, that GSAKMP source code is based on a fairly old Linux 
platform. For my GSAKMP implementation, I used that source code only as a 
design guidepost, so I can not advise you on how to build it. The best I 
could recommend is that you retrieve archival versions of the Linux that it 
is known to work with, then load up a PC running that build platform. After 
you get a proof of concept working, you could then port it to Slackware. 

Alternatively, you could try to directly contact the authors of that GSAKMP 
implementation. AFAIK, Hugh Harney and Uri Meth no longer monitor the MSEC 
list. Their contact info is in RFC4535. 

hth,
    George 

=====================================
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:29:56 -0500
From: Ling Cheung <lcheung@theory.csail.mit.edu>
To: msec@securemulticast.org
Subject: [MSEC] GSAKMP daemon 

Hi all, 

We found the GSAKMP reference code on sourceforge and downloaded it.
However, it doesn't compile.  Configure fails when it tests gcc.
We bypassed the two checks for gcc that were causing the problem. 

  echo $ac_n "checking that we have auto_ptr""... $ac_c" 1>&6
  ...
  echo $ac_n "checking that we have vector""... $ac_c" 1>&6
  ... 

That allowed the configuration to finish, but, unsurprisingly, "make
library" failed.  Here is part of the error code.  (We are running gcc
3.3.4 on Slackware 10.0.) 

====================================================================
In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
                from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,
                from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:21:20: hash_map: No such file or 
dir
ectory
In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
                from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,
                from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h: In member function `size_t
  dnhash::operator()(const DistinguishedName&) const':
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: `hash' undeclared in
  namespace `std'
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: parse error before `;'
  token
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:48: error: `h' undeclared (first 
use 

  this function)
==================================================================== 

Does anyone know how to get around this?  Or is there a more recent
version of the implementation? 

Thanks! 

-- 
Ling Cheung 

MIT CSAIL
32 Vassar St. (32-G628)
Cambridge, MA 02139
U.S.A.
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Hi Ling, 

Unfortunately, that GSAKMP source code is based on a fairly old Linux 
platform. For my GSAKMP implementation, I used that source code only as a 
design guidepost, so I can not advise you on how to build it. The best I 
could recommend is that you retrieve archival versions of the Linux that it 
is known to work with, then load up a PC running that build platform. After 
you get a proof of concept working, you could then port it to Slackware. 

Alternatively, you could try to directly contact the authors of that GSAKMP 
implementation. AFAIK, Hugh Harney and Uri Meth no longer monitor the MSEC 
list. Their contact info is in RFC4535. 

hth,
    George 

=====================================
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:29:56 -0500
From: Ling Cheung <lcheung@theory.csail.mit.edu>
To: msec@securemulticast.org
Subject: [MSEC] GSAKMP daemon 

Hi all, 

We found the GSAKMP reference code on sourceforge and downloaded it.
However, it doesn't compile.  Configure fails when it tests gcc.
We bypassed the two checks for gcc that were causing the problem. 

  echo $ac_n "checking that we have auto_ptr""... $ac_c" 1>&6
  ...
  echo $ac_n "checking that we have vector""... $ac_c" 1>&6
  ... 

That allowed the configuration to finish, but, unsurprisingly, "make
library" failed.  Here is part of the error code.  (We are running gcc
3.3.4 on Slackware 10.0.) 

====================================================================
In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
                from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,
                from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:21:20: hash_map: No such file or 
dir
ectory
In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
                from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,
                from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h: In member function `size_t
  dnhash::operator()(const DistinguishedName&) const':
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: `hash' undeclared in
  namespace `std'
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: parse error before `;'
  token
../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:48: error: `h' undeclared (first 
use 

  this function)
==================================================================== 

Does anyone know how to get around this?  Or is there a more recent
version of the implementation? 

Thanks! 

-- 
Ling Cheung 

MIT CSAIL
32 Vassar St. (32-G628)
Cambridge, MA 02139
U.S.A.
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Hi Ling,

I worked on this too for my diploma thesis last year. I was able to make
the gsakmp implementation (version 0.8.1) compile successfully on an
up-to-date linux system. Try applying the following patch on
src/SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:

21c21,22
< #include <hash_map>
---
> #include <ext/hash_map>
> #include <ext/hash_set>
23c24,25
< using namespace std;
---
> //using namespace std;
> using namespace __gnu_cxx;
47c49
<    std::hash<char *> h;
---
>    hash<char *> h;

Most of the problems compiling the source arise from different
namespaces and locations of header files in newer compilers. 
I stopped working on this though because the daemon did not run very
stable and GDOI was more promising for me.

Hope it helped,

- reto

On Mon, 2007-01-15 at 15:25 -0500, gmgietf@identaware.com wrote:
> Hi Ling, 
> 
> Unfortunately, that GSAKMP source code is based on a fairly old Linux 
> platform. For my GSAKMP implementation, I used that source code only as a 
> design guidepost, so I can not advise you on how to build it. The best I 
> could recommend is that you retrieve archival versions of the Linux that it 
> is known to work with, then load up a PC running that build platform. After 
> you get a proof of concept working, you could then port it to Slackware. 
> 
> Alternatively, you could try to directly contact the authors of that GSAKMP 
> implementation. AFAIK, Hugh Harney and Uri Meth no longer monitor the MSEC 
> list. Their contact info is in RFC4535. 
> 
> hth,
>     George 
> 
> =====================================
> Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:29:56 -0500
> From: Ling Cheung <lcheung@theory.csail.mit.edu>
> To: msec@securemulticast.org
> Subject: [MSEC] GSAKMP daemon 
> 
> Hi all, 
> 
> We found the GSAKMP reference code on sourceforge and downloaded it.
> However, it doesn't compile.  Configure fails when it tests gcc.
> We bypassed the two checks for gcc that were causing the problem. 
> 
>   echo $ac_n "checking that we have auto_ptr""... $ac_c" 1>&6
>   ...
>   echo $ac_n "checking that we have vector""... $ac_c" 1>&6
>   ... 
> 
> That allowed the configuration to finish, but, unsurprisingly, "make
> library" failed.  Here is part of the error code.  (We are running gcc
> 3.3.4 on Slackware 10.0.) 
> 
> ====================================================================
> In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
>                 from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,
>                 from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
> ../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:21:20: hash_map: No such file or 
> dir
> ectory
> In file included from ../SecurityServices/SecurityServicesModule.h:32,
>                 from ../CRModule/CRProcessor.h:27,
>                 from ../CRModule/CRBuilder.cpp:20:
> ../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h: In member function `size_t
>   dnhash::operator()(const DistinguishedName&) const':
> ../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: `hash' undeclared in
>   namespace `std'
> ../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:47: error: parse error before `;'
>   token
> ../SecurityServices/CertificateDataBase.h:48: error: `h' undeclared (first 
> use 
> 
>   this function)
> ==================================================================== 
> 
> Does anyone know how to get around this?  Or is there a more recent
> version of the implementation? 
> 
> Thanks! 
> 

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Hi Reto,

Thanks a lot for your advice.  With the patch you suggested and a few
other tweaks, we managed to get the daemon running.  Not the gui,
though.  Seems like some files are missing from the SourceForge CVS
repository. 

We are considering gsakmp for wireless networks where intermittent  
connectivity may be an issue.  Do you think it is a reasonable choice?  
We plan to run some network simulations.  Do you recall what types of
stability issues you ran into with the sparta implementation?

Thanks again for your help and best wishes.

P.S. I sent this message earlier to <reto@codewarriorz.ath.cx>
but it bounced.

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Hi Ling

Glad to hear that my little patch helped!

I have no experience with the GUI sorry.
The only thing I tried was to communicate with the daemon on the command
line. I used the following commands:

# create token:
tokengen L 1 /usr/local/gsakmp \
 /usr/local/gsakmp/certs/localcert.der \
 /usr/local/gsakmp/private/localkey.der

# activate group:
apifeeder CrtGrp /usr/local/gsakmp/gsakmp.token

# RTJ (request to join):
apifeeder ReqTJL 239.1.1.1 12345 1 localhost

# Key request:
apifeeder ReqKey 239.1.1.1 12345

the daemon segfaulted at one command, I can't recall exactly which one
it was and had no time to find out why. maybe you have more luck.

> P.S. I sent this message earlier to <reto@codewarriorz.ath.cx>
> but it bounced.
Thanks for this information! It's fixed now.

- reto

Ling Cheung wrote:
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> 
> Thanks a lot for your advice.  With the patch you suggested and a few
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> repository. 
> 
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After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority.  First of 
all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I was in India 
for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you prompted me, 
and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it just did not 
work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some 
energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.

We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting after Chicago, 
if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, so please 
plan for it accordingly.

That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG completion 
or near completion stage:

I.
MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be forwarding it 
to Russ shortly.

II.
ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
GDOI-Update: Ditto

Did I miss any from that category?

III.
We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
GKDP:

IV.
TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!

V.
New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask group 
opinion on this today.
TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an editor trying 
to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are not active 
in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway, so I 
feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest here.  I will 
ask the group of course).
draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.

Again, let me know if I missed anything?


Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.

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Folks,

After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority.  First of 
all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I was in India 
for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you prompted me, 
and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it just did not 
work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some 
energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.

We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting after Chicago, 
if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, so please 
plan for it accordingly.

That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG completion 
or near completion stage:

I.
MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be forwarding it 
to Russ shortly.

II.
ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
GDOI-Update: Ditto

Did I miss any from that category?

III.
We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
GKDP:

IV.
TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!

V.
New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask group 
opinion on this today.
TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an editor trying 
to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are not active 
in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway, so I 
feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest here.  I will 
ask the group of course).
draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.

Again, let me know if I missed anything?


Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.

best regards,
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Folks,

Please send any objections to adopting draft-dondeti-msec-ipsec-tesla-01 
as a WG item (I know, I know, my name is on there, but this is not my 
pet topic or whatever.  I am just advancing some leftover TESLA work 
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Please see http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/minutes/msec.txt for 
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Folks,

Please send any objections to adopting draft-dondeti-msec-ipsec-tesla-01 
as a WG item (I know, I know, my name is on there, but this is not my 
pet topic or whatever.  I am just advancing some leftover TESLA work 
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Please see http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/minutes/msec.txt for 
some more context.

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Folks,

draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00  was presented at San Diego and 
was discussed at length.  One could argue that this is out of scope for 
our charter, although the charter does not explicitly disallow 
multi-sender operation (here is the relevant line from the charter: 
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single source and a very large number of recipients. "  Ok, we have been 
at this for some 7 years and can no longer claim to be in initial 
stages, but you know what I mean.).

At the meeting 6 people thought this should be a work item and no one 
objected.  Any thoughts?

Russ, could you tell us if we can do this without rechartering?

thanks,
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Folks,

draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00  was presented at San Diego and 
was discussed at length.  One could argue that this is out of scope for 
our charter, although the charter does not explicitly disallow 
multi-sender operation (here is the relevant line from the charter: 
"Initial efforts will focus on scalable solutions for groups with a 
single source and a very large number of recipients. "  Ok, we have been 
at this for some 7 years and can no longer claim to be in initial 
stages, but you know what I mean.).

At the meeting 6 people thought this should be a work item and no one 
objected.  Any thoughts?

Russ, could you tell us if we can do this without rechartering?

thanks,
Lakshminath

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Folks,

At the San Diego meeting, Mark presented GDOI-SRTP describing how to use 
GDOI to setup SRTP crypto context.  There was some discussion and a 
couple of folks (Russ and me) volunteered to review the work.

Please consider this a call for 1) gauging interest in this work and 2) 
adopting this work as a work item in MSEC.

Please send your comments before next Monday (Feb 5, 2007).

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Folks,

At the San Diego meeting, Mark presented GDOI-SRTP describing how to use 
GDOI to setup SRTP crypto context.  There was some discussion and a 
couple of folks (Russ and me) volunteered to review the work.

Please consider this a call for 1) gauging interest in this work and 2) 
adopting this work as a work item in MSEC.

Please send your comments before next Monday (Feb 5, 2007).

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Folks,

I have sent a call for comments on various pending drafts for 
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Hi,

At the San Diego meeting, OSPF guys agreed to work on OSPFv3 automated
group keying and write a requirement doc. The concluded requirements
will be feedbacked to MSEC WG. New work items may come forth. 

In fact, we are preparing that doc. After an initial analysis, it is
very possible that existing GKM protocols do not function well  to
meet all OSPFv3 requirements. This means there may be chance to extend
GKM protocols to support OSPFv3 keying, and obviously it is difficult
to finished this work before Chicago. This is my concern. 
 
Regards,
Liu Ya

Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
> 
> Folks,
> 
> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority.  First of

> all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I 
> was in India 
> for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
> generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you 
> prompted me, 
> and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it 
> just did not 
> work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some 
> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
> 
> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting 
> after Chicago, 
> if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, so please

> plan for it accordingly.
> 
> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG 
> completion 
> or near completion stage:
> 
> I.
> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be 
> forwarding it 
> to Russ shortly.
> 
> II.
> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
> GDOI-Update: Ditto
> 
> Did I miss any from that category?
> 
> III.
> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
> GKDP:
> 
> IV.
> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
> 
> V.
> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask
group 
> opinion on this today.
> TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an 
> editor trying 
> to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are 
> not active 
> in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway, so
I 
> feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest 
> here.  I will 
> ask the group of course).
> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
> 
> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
> 
> 
> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
> 
> best regards,
> Lakshminath
> 
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Hi,

At the San Diego meeting, OSPF guys agreed to work on OSPFv3 automated
group keying and write a requirement doc. The concluded requirements
will be feedbacked to MSEC WG. New work items may come forth. 

In fact, we are preparing that doc. After an initial analysis, it is
very possible that existing GKM protocols do not function well  to
meet all OSPFv3 requirements. This means there may be chance to extend
GKM protocols to support OSPFv3 keying, and obviously it is difficult
to finished this work before Chicago. This is my concern. 
 
Regards,
Liu Ya

Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
> 
> Folks,
> 
> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority.  First of

> all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I 
> was in India 
> for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
> generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you 
> prompted me, 
> and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it 
> just did not 
> work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some 
> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
> 
> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting 
> after Chicago, 
> if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, so please

> plan for it accordingly.
> 
> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG 
> completion 
> or near completion stage:
> 
> I.
> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be 
> forwarding it 
> to Russ shortly.
> 
> II.
> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
> GDOI-Update: Ditto
> 
> Did I miss any from that category?
> 
> III.
> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
> GKDP:
> 
> IV.
> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
> 
> V.
> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask
group 
> opinion on this today.
> TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an 
> editor trying 
> to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are 
> not active 
> in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway, so
I 
> feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest 
> here.  I will 
> ask the group of course).
> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
> 
> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
> 
> 
> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
> 
> best regards,
> Lakshminath
> 
> _______________________________________________
> MSEC mailing list
> MSEC@ietf.org
> https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/msec
> 



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Hi,

Thanks for the update.  If you have an initial version of the 
requirements or threads of discussion on the OSPF list that MSEC should 
read to catch up on this, please do let us know.

regards,
Lakshminath

Liu Ya wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> At the San Diego meeting, OSPF guys agreed to work on OSPFv3 automated
> group keying and write a requirement doc. The concluded requirements
> will be feedbacked to MSEC WG. New work items may come forth. 
> 
> In fact, we are preparing that doc. After an initial analysis, it is
> very possible that existing GKM protocols do not function well  to
> meet all OSPFv3 requirements. This means there may be chance to extend
> GKM protocols to support OSPFv3 keying, and obviously it is difficult
> to finished this work before Chicago. This is my concern. 
>  
> Regards,
> Liu Ya
> 
> Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
>> Folks,
>>
>> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority.  First of
> 
>> all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I 
>> was in India 
>> for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
>> generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you 
>> prompted me, 
>> and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it 
>> just did not 
>> work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some 
>> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
>>
>> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting 
>> after Chicago, 
>> if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, so please
> 
>> plan for it accordingly.
>>
>> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG 
>> completion 
>> or near completion stage:
>>
>> I.
>> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be 
>> forwarding it 
>> to Russ shortly.
>>
>> II.
>> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
>> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
>> GDOI-Update: Ditto
>>
>> Did I miss any from that category?
>>
>> III.
>> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
>> GKDP:
>>
>> IV.
>> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
>> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
>>
>> V.
>> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
>> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
>> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask
> group 
>> opinion on this today.
>> TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an 
>> editor trying 
>> to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are 
>> not active 
>> in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway, so
> I 
>> feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest 
>> here.  I will 
>> ask the group of course).
>> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
>>
>> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
>>
>>
>> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
>>
>> best regards,
>> Lakshminath
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> MSEC mailing list
>> MSEC@ietf.org
>> https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/msec
>>
> 
> 
> 

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Hi,

Thanks for the update.  If you have an initial version of the 
requirements or threads of discussion on the OSPF list that MSEC should 
read to catch up on this, please do let us know.

regards,
Lakshminath

Liu Ya wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> At the San Diego meeting, OSPF guys agreed to work on OSPFv3 automated
> group keying and write a requirement doc. The concluded requirements
> will be feedbacked to MSEC WG. New work items may come forth. 
> 
> In fact, we are preparing that doc. After an initial analysis, it is
> very possible that existing GKM protocols do not function well  to
> meet all OSPFv3 requirements. This means there may be chance to extend
> GKM protocols to support OSPFv3 keying, and obviously it is difficult
> to finished this work before Chicago. This is my concern. 
>  
> Regards,
> Liu Ya
> 
> Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
>> Folks,
>>
>> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority.  First of
> 
>> all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I 
>> was in India 
>> for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
>> generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you 
>> prompted me, 
>> and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it 
>> just did not 
>> work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some 
>> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
>>
>> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting 
>> after Chicago, 
>> if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, so please
> 
>> plan for it accordingly.
>>
>> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG 
>> completion 
>> or near completion stage:
>>
>> I.
>> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be 
>> forwarding it 
>> to Russ shortly.
>>
>> II.
>> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
>> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
>> GDOI-Update: Ditto
>>
>> Did I miss any from that category?
>>
>> III.
>> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
>> GKDP:
>>
>> IV.
>> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
>> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
>>
>> V.
>> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
>> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
>> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask
> group 
>> opinion on this today.
>> TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an 
>> editor trying 
>> to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are 
>> not active 
>> in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway, so
> I 
>> feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest 
>> here.  I will 
>> ask the group of course).
>> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
>>
>> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
>>
>>
>> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
>>
>> best regards,
>> Lakshminath
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> MSEC mailing list
>> MSEC@ietf.org
>> https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/msec
>>
> 
> 
> 

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Sure. I will post to MSEC mail list all the latest information about
the requirements or discussions on OSPFv3 automated keying.

Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Thanks for the update.  If you have an initial version of the 
> requirements or threads of discussion on the OSPF list that 
> MSEC should 
> read to catch up on this, please do let us know.
> 
> regards,
> Lakshminath
> 
> Liu Ya wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > At the San Diego meeting, OSPF guys agreed to work on 
> OSPFv3 automated
> > group keying and write a requirement doc. The concluded
requirements
> > will be feedbacked to MSEC WG. New work items may come forth. 
> > 
> > In fact, we are preparing that doc. After an initial analysis, it
is
> > very possible that existing GKM protocols do not function well  to
> > meet all OSPFv3 requirements. This means there may be 
> chance to extend
> > GKM protocols to support OSPFv3 keying, and obviously it is 
> difficult
> > to finished this work before Chicago. This is my concern. 
> >  
> > Regards,
> > Liu Ya
> > 
> > Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
> >> Folks,
> >>
> >> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority. 
>  First of
> > 
> >> all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I 
> >> was in India 
> >> for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
> >> generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you 
> >> prompted me, 
> >> and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it 
> >> just did not 
> >> work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going 
> with some 
> >> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
> >>
> >> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting 
> >> after Chicago, 
> >> if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, 
> so please
> > 
> >> plan for it accordingly.
> >>
> >> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG 
> >> completion 
> >> or near completion stage:
> >>
> >> I.
> >> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be 
> >> forwarding it 
> >> to Russ shortly.
> >>
> >> II.
> >> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
> >> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
> >> GDOI-Update: Ditto
> >>
> >> Did I miss any from that category?
> >>
> >> III.
> >> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
> >> GKDP:
> >>
> >> IV.
> >> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
> >> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
> >>
> >> V.
> >> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
> >> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
> >> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask
> > group 
> >> opinion on this today.
> >> TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an 
> >> editor trying 
> >> to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are 
> >> not active 
> >> in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway,
so
> > I 
> >> feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest 
> >> here.  I will 
> >> ask the group of course).
> >> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
> >>
> >> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
> >>
> >> best regards,
> >> Lakshminath
> >>
> >> _______________________________________________
> >> MSEC mailing list
> >> MSEC@ietf.org
> >> https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/msec
> >>
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 



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Sure. I will post to MSEC mail list all the latest information about
the requirements or discussions on OSPFv3 automated keying.

Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Thanks for the update.  If you have an initial version of the 
> requirements or threads of discussion on the OSPF list that 
> MSEC should 
> read to catch up on this, please do let us know.
> 
> regards,
> Lakshminath
> 
> Liu Ya wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > At the San Diego meeting, OSPF guys agreed to work on 
> OSPFv3 automated
> > group keying and write a requirement doc. The concluded
requirements
> > will be feedbacked to MSEC WG. New work items may come forth. 
> > 
> > In fact, we are preparing that doc. After an initial analysis, it
is
> > very possible that existing GKM protocols do not function well  to
> > meet all OSPFv3 requirements. This means there may be 
> chance to extend
> > GKM protocols to support OSPFv3 keying, and obviously it is 
> difficult
> > to finished this work before Chicago. This is my concern. 
> >  
> > Regards,
> > Liu Ya
> > 
> > Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
> >> Folks,
> >>
> >> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority. 
>  First of
> > 
> >> all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so long.  I 
> >> was in India 
> >> for about 4 weeks, after that catching up on things at work and 
> >> generally postponing MSEC work until today.  A few of you 
> >> prompted me, 
> >> and I have tried to get some work done before today, but it 
> >> just did not 
> >> work out.  Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going 
> with some 
> >> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
> >>
> >> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting 
> >> after Chicago, 
> >> if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for us in Prague, 
> so please
> > 
> >> plan for it accordingly.
> >>
> >> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG 
> >> completion 
> >> or near completion stage:
> >>
> >> I.
> >> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be 
> >> forwarding it 
> >> to Russ shortly.
> >>
> >> II.
> >> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
> >> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
> >> GDOI-Update: Ditto
> >>
> >> Did I miss any from that category?
> >>
> >> III.
> >> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
> >> GKDP:
> >>
> >> IV.
> >> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
> >> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
> >>
> >> V.
> >> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
> >> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have 
> >> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will ask
> > group 
> >> opinion on this today.
> >> TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an 
> >> editor trying 
> >> to finish the work; the original authors, except for Ran are 
> >> not active 
> >> in the group any longer.  This is a gap filling exercise anyway,
so
> > I 
> >> feel comfortable that there are no conflicts of interest 
> >> here.  I will 
> >> ask the group of course).
> >> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
> >>
> >> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
> >>
> >> best regards,
> >> Lakshminath
> >>
> >> _______________________________________________
> >> MSEC mailing list
> >> MSEC@ietf.org
> >> https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/msec
> >>
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 



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Hi Lakshminath,

seems fine from my point of view. Would you see the MIKEYv2 proposal in
the scope of MSEC or in a different group.

Ciao
 	Steffen

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> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 2:48 AM
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>=20
> Folks,
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> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority. =20
> First of all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so=20
> long.  I was in India for about 4 weeks, after that catching=20
> up on things at work and generally postponing MSEC work until=20
> today.  A few of you prompted me, and I have tried to get=20
> some work done before today, but it just did not work out. =20
> Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some=20
> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
>=20
> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting=20
> after Chicago, if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for=20
> us in Prague, so please plan for it accordingly.
>=20
> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG=20
> completion or near completion stage:
>=20
> I.
> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be=20
> forwarding it to Russ shortly.
>=20
> II.
> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
> GDOI-Update: Ditto
>=20
> Did I miss any from that category?
>=20
> III.
> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
> GKDP:
>=20
> IV.
> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
>=20
> V.
> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have=20
> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will=20
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> except for Ran are not active in the group any longer.  This=20
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> group of course).
> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
>=20
> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
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>=20
> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
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Hi Lakshminath,

seems fine from my point of view. Would you see the MIKEYv2 proposal in
the scope of MSEC or in a different group.

Ciao
 	Steffen

> -----Original Message-----
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> Folks,
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> After a long hiatus, I am back on this with high priority. =20
> First of all, my sincere apologies for dropping this for so=20
> long.  I was in India for about 4 weeks, after that catching=20
> up on things at work and generally postponing MSEC work until=20
> today.  A few of you prompted me, and I have tried to get=20
> some work done before today, but it just did not work out. =20
> Anyway, that is behind us and let us get going with some=20
> energy so we can finish the work and close MSEC soon.
>=20
> We have a lot to do and I would like MSEC to stop meeting=20
> after Chicago, if all goes well.  I have scheduled time for=20
> us in Prague, so please plan for it accordingly.
>=20
> That out of the way, we have the following drafts at the WG=20
> completion or near completion stage:
>=20
> I.
> MIKEY-applicability: Has finished last call and I will be=20
> forwarding it to Russ shortly.
>=20
> II.
> ECC: Are we ready to do a WG last call on this?
> MSEC-IPsec : Same question: Are we ready to do WGLC?
> GDOI-Update: Ditto
>=20
> Did I miss any from that category?
>=20
> III.
> We desperately need to finish the following drafts ASAP:
> GKDP:
>=20
> IV.
> TESLA-ALC-NORM:  What is the status on this?
> draft-ietf-msec-ipsec-composite-group:  Ditto!
>=20
> V.
> New work (to be adopted after asking for group's opinion):
> GDOI-SRTP: My opinion is that it is a good idea to have=20
> draft-baugher-msec-gdoi-srtp taken up as a WG item.  I will=20
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> TESLA-IPsec: Ditto (Note: I wrote it, but I am merely an=20
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> except for Ran are not active in the group any longer.  This=20
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> draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00: Ditto.
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> Again, let me know if I missed anything?
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>=20
> Thanks for your patience folks.  Let's get some work done.
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> best regards,
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Hello Lakshminath and al.

> IV.
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We are actively working on an update, that will hopefully
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> IV.
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-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: Any objections to adopting CTR mode draft as a WG item?
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 20:30:04 -0500
From: Russ Housley <housley@vigilsec.com>
To: Lakshminath Dondeti <ldondeti@qualcomm.com>, msec@ietf.org
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I do not think that a recharter is needed to work on this document of
the MSEC WG chooses to do so.

Russ


At 08:58 PM 1/29/2007, Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
>Folks,
>
>draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00  was presented at San Diego 
>and was discussed at length.  One could argue that this is out of 
>scope for our charter, although the charter does not explicitly 
>disallow multi-sender operation (here is the relevant line from the 
>charter: "Initial efforts will focus on scalable solutions for 
>groups with a single source and a very large number of recipients. 
>"  Ok, we have been at this for some 7 years and can no longer claim 
>to be in initial stages, but you know what I mean.).
>
>At the meeting 6 people thought this should be a work item and no 
>one objected.  Any thoughts?
>
>Russ, could you tell us if we can do this without rechartering?
>
>thanks,
>Lakshminath
>



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-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: Any objections to adopting CTR mode draft as a WG item?
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 20:30:04 -0500
From: Russ Housley <housley@vigilsec.com>
To: Lakshminath Dondeti <ldondeti@qualcomm.com>, msec@ietf.org
References: <45BEA651.3040206@qualcomm.com>

I do not think that a recharter is needed to work on this document of
the MSEC WG chooses to do so.

Russ


At 08:58 PM 1/29/2007, Lakshminath Dondeti wrote:
>Folks,
>
>draft-weis-esp-group-counter-cipher-00  was presented at San Diego 
>and was discussed at length.  One could argue that this is out of 
>scope for our charter, although the charter does not explicitly 
>disallow multi-sender operation (here is the relevant line from the 
>charter: "Initial efforts will focus on scalable solutions for 
>groups with a single source and a very large number of recipients. 
>"  Ok, we have been at this for some 7 years and can no longer claim 
>to be in initial stages, but you know what I mean.).
>
>At the meeting 6 people thought this should be a work item and no 
>one objected.  Any thoughts?
>
>Russ, could you tell us if we can do this without rechartering?
>
>thanks,
>Lakshminath
>



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