Re: ISCSI: Required Crytographic transforms for iSCSI

["John Hufferd" <hufferd@us.ibm.com>]

Bill,
you are correct, but I think it was implicitly there, since I think we
agreed to it in Nasuha.  That is why we did not specify it.  But for
precision, we need to ensure that David records "NULL Encryption Algorithm
" as being a MUST implement.

David Black what do you think?

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"Bill Strahm" <bill@sanera.net>@ece.cmu.edu on 08/29/2001 08:34:11 AM

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Subject:  ISCSI: Required Crytographic transforms for iSCSI



When we were talking about required transforms yesterday in Los Angeles, I
believe that we forgot a VERY important transform that need to be a MUST
implement for ESP.  That is the NULL Encryption Algorithm (RFC2410).

I propose that this algorithm is a MUST implement for all iSCSI
implementations

Bill
Sanera Systems Inc.