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Hi, I’m trying to establish an IPSEC session over IPv6
with Windows XP and FreeBSD (Kame’s implementation) AH Transport mode
with HMAC-MD5 authentication. Windows sends an ICV of 20 bytes (with 4 padded 0
bytes) and FreeBSD simply discards the packet. RFC 2403 states that HMAC-MD5-96 produces a 128 bit
authenticator value and a truncated value using the first 96 bits MUST be
supported. I want to know that IPSEC standards say about ICV size in
case of IPv6. Thanks in advance. Kind regards, Muhammad Irfan Khan |
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