RFC 6860

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RFC 6860 is an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standards-track document that updates and clarifies the use of cryptographic authentication for OSPFv3, superseding earlier specifications.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF RFC
standards-track document
addresses security mechanisms for OSPFv3
aimsTo improve security of OSPFv3 routing exchanges
replace earlier, weaker authentication methods for OSPFv3
area link-state routing protocols
routing security
category Standards Track
clarifies backward compatibility with earlier OSPFv3 authentication mechanisms
interaction of OSPFv3 authentication with IPsec
use of AH and ESP with OSPFv3
use of cryptographic authentication for OSPFv3
defines HMAC-SHA-based authentication for OSPFv3
authentication key ID handling for OSPFv3
error handling for authentication failures in OSPFv3
procedures for key rollover in OSPFv3
focusesOn HMAC-SHA algorithms
OSPFv3 packet authentication
cryptographic authentication
intendedFor network operators
router implementers
security engineers
language English
obsoletes none
partOf OSPFv3 security specifications NERFINISHED
protocolFamily OSPF NERFINISHED
publishedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
relatedTo RFC 2328 NERFINISHED
RFC 4552 NERFINISHED
RFC 5340 NERFINISHED
specifies authentication trailer for OSPFv3
key management considerations for OSPFv3 authentication
processing rules for authenticated OSPFv3 packets
requirements for cryptographic key strength in OSPFv3
use of HMAC-SHA-256 for OSPFv3
use of HMAC-SHA-384 for OSPFv3
use of HMAC-SHA-512 for OSPFv3
standardizes cryptographic authentication for OSPFv3
status Proposed Standard
stream Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
title HMAC-SHA Cryptographic Authentication for OSPFv3
updates RFC 4552 NERFINISHED
updatesProtocol OSPFv3 NERFINISHED

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RFC 5340 obsoletedBy RFC 6860