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Re: [AVT] Fwd: [Tsvwg] Looking for feedback on DTLS
Mark,
On 13 Aug 2004, at 17:18, Mark Baugher wrote:
On Aug 13, 2004, at 7:40 AM, Lee Dilkie wrote:
Mark Baugher wrote:
I don't think avt needs to be concerned with yet another way to
authenticate/encrypt RTP packets in addition to SRTP and IPsec. I
don't know what the advantages are of using TLS over IPsec. If
security at the internetwork layer is not the right place, then we
have SRTP. The only Datagram TLS application that is mentioned is
SIP. I don't know why since DTLS does nothing to address SIP's real
security problems, which are middle-to-middle as much as end-to-end.
But this can be properly deferred to one of the SIP WGs IMHO.
Perhaps this isn't the right place for this discussion but I for one
was pleased to read the paper. And seeing that SRTP requires external
mechanism's for key exchange, this solution seems to be somewhat
relevant to the participants of this forum.
If you're saying that DTLS key establishment can be used for SRTP
sessions, then I'd like to understand how this is done.
IPsec has deployment difficulities, TLS is dependant on TCP. This
proposal seems to me to address the problem space (secure UDP-based
transport) nicely.
The deployment issues of IPsec are not relevant to AVT, nor are the
TLS VPN deployment issues that are encountered when trying to replace
IPsec with TLS. This is an interesting and important topic, and I
think there is much more to it than what's in the DTLS paper. But
this is not the right forum.
As these issues relate to RTP, this is most definitely the correct
forum.
For our purposes, I'd like to understand what advantages DTLS has over
IPsec and SRTP for RTP traffic. What does this group need to do, if
anything, or be aware of, if anything, with respect to DTLS?
Indeed.
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Colin Perkins
http://csperkins.org/
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