IPv6 RADIUS attributes for IPv6 access networks draft-lourdelet-radext-ipv6-access-01 Glen Zorn, Benoit Lourdelet Wojciech Dec, Behcet Sarikaya Radext/dhc.

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IPv6 RADIUS attributes for IPv6 access networks draft-lourdelet-radext-ipv6-access-01 Glen Zorn, Benoit Lourdelet Wojciech Dec, Behcet Sarikaya Radext/dhc WG group IETF 74, 03/27/2008

Problem Statement RFC3162 needs additions to accommodate IPv6 production networks –Feedback coming from actual deployments – Pionners time is over and large scale deployments requires flexibility These new attributes may be used in DHCP or SLAAC contexts

Requirements (1) IPv6 DNS location needs to be configured on a subscriber basis Wholesale, VPN Implementation can happen in A DHCP context – RFC3646 – Recursive DNS Option A SLAAC context : RFC5006

Requirements (2) Individual IPv6 addresses must be offered to the Subscriber concatenation of prefix and interface-id attributes does not cover all cases RFC 5080 Section 2.11 suggests that “Framed- IPv6-Prefix” is not appropriate to carry an IPv6 address Implementation can happen in A DHCP context – to offer an individual address A SLAAC context : This new attribute could be used in “a posteriori” check

Requirements (3) More specific routes should be transmitted to the subscriber Multi-homing, multiple attachments Implementation can happen in DHCP context : New DHCPv6 option maps this attribute : draft- dec-dhcpv6-route-option-01 SLACC context : The attributes is mapped into the RA more specific routes. RFC4191

Requirements (4) Prefix Lifetimes must be configured on a prefix basis Implementation can happen in SLAAC: Valid and Prefered inserted in the RA sent to the subscriber In the context of “RADIUS Support for Prefix Authorization “ –draft-sarikaya-radext-prefix-authorization-03

DHCP Deployment scenario New RADIUS attributes mapping to key DHCPv6 attributes A list of DNS Server IPv6 addresses IPv6 address A list of specific routes DHCP Client DHCP Server RADIUS Client RADIUS Server SOLLICIT ADVERTISE (DNS, IA_NA) REQUEST (DNS, IA_NA) REPLY (DNS, IA_NA) REQUEST ACCEPT (DNS list, IPv6-1, IPv6-2, etc.) Session initiation Session up

SLAAC Deployment scenario New RADIUS attributes mapping to key RA fields Valid and Preferred lifetime A list of specific routes DNS addresses Possible validation of IPv6 address DHCP Client DHCP Server RADIUS Client RADIUS Server RA REQUEST ACCEPT (DNS list, IPv6-1, IPv6-2, etc.) Session initiation Session up

How to move forward Acknowledge the DHCP independence of the attributes Agree on the documentation path –RFC3162 bis (too lengthy) –Separate document (preferred) Adopt as a WG item (with the changes to -00 as explained)

Thank You !