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From: Radia Perlman - Boston Center for Networking (Radia.Perlman
SUN.COM)Date: Mon Jul 09 2001 - 17:38:04 CDT
I vaguely remember someone saying that someone specified phase 2 IKE (IPSec)
protocols for creating OSPF security associations. And that there's
also one for RIPv2.
I couldn't find either document. Where are they? (and indeed it's
possible they don't exist)
With the document, I could probably answer the following questions myself,
but if someone knows the answers...
1) Given that OSPF and RIPv2 run on top of IP, and assuming that
there is a custom IKE phase 2 for OSPF, would an alternate solution
have been just to run OSPF on top of IPSec? If so, then what would
be better about a new IKE phase 2 exchange than running OSPF on
top of IP/IPsec?
2) Is this envisioned for encrypting the OSPF packets or just integrity
protecting them?
3) What key would be used for authenticating? (presumably a pre-shared key).
In that case, why not just use keyed MD authentication option, which
is already there?
Thanks,
Radia
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