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Re: Issue# 1-Security Policy Definition
In message <399C3D46.179E716F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Abdallah Rayhan" writes:
>Issue# 1-Security Policy Definition
>
>What is the policy that we are trying to address here?
>
> 1-Is it a pre-IKE/IPSec initialization process, e.g,
> the SA parameters needed to make IKE/IPSec run
> smoothly (pre-IKE interoperability)?
Yes, but as a side-effect of (2).
> 2-Resolving the tunneling issues of IKE/IPSec? e.g.,
> how to build IPSec tunnels across multiple gateways?
This is the main goal of the WG as specified in the charter.
> 3-Defining IPsec-gateway traversal policy? e.g.,
> allow certain policy (filtering rules) to be
> defined on the fly and enforced on the IPSec
> packets traversing certain gateways (open
> pinholes in the gateway for particular
> applications)!
I'm not sure what you mean here (in particular, how it's different from (2)
in any significant way).
> 4-Providing low-level policy infrastructure to
> facilitate installing network (high-level) policies
> into network devices? In this case, what is the
> difference between the two? e.g, provisioning,
> and how to map the two?
We are not touching high level policy in this WG. At all.
-Angelos