Security Services on IPv6 Networks: PKIv6 and IPv6-VPNs



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Security Services on IPv6 Networks: PKIv6 and IPv6-VPNs Antonio F. Gómez Skarmeta <skarmeta@dif.um.es> University of Murcia SPAIN

1Year Subactivity Description Mobility on IPv6 networks Going to be coordinated with 6Net Security on IPv6: Static VPNs with IPv6 and PKIv6 Collaboration with 6Net via UCL test on VPNs Multihoming and Renumbering QoS over IPv6 Mobility and VPNs using MPLS

UM-IPV6 2001:0720:1710::/48 Network Design Internal Univ. Connection

IPv6 network design Native connection to Euro6IX IPv6 tunnel UCL-UMU UCL Euro6IX Router IPv6 IPv6 Services VPNv6 testbed UMU IPv6 Mobility testbed IPv6 Multicast testbed

The UMU-PKIv6 Service

UMU-PKIv6 Description Main Objective... to establish a high security infrastructure for distributed systems Main Features: PKI supporting the IPv6 protocol Developed in Java multiplatform Issue, renew and revoke certificates for every es for every entity (person or process) ng to one organization ither RAs or Web browsers to make their own

UMU-PKIv6 Description (II) Main Features: (II) LDAPv6 directory support Use of smart cards (file system, RSA or Java Cards)... allowing user mobility and increasing security PKI Certification Policy support VPN devices certification support (using the SCEP protocol) Support for the OCSP protocol and Time Stamp Web administration Used in both Euro6IX and 6NET projects (crosscertification)

UMU-PKIv6 Architecture LDAP Server End User VPN Device Administrator Certification Authority IPv6 Plain connection IPv6 SSL connection SCEP over IPv6 WWW Secure Request Server Data Base Registration Authority https://pki.ipv6.um.es

UMU-PKIv6 Advanced Services TSP Message OCSP Message TimeStamping Authority TimeStamp Server (associated with a NTP server) TSPClient Certificate OCSP Authority Certificate OCSPClient Certification Authority OCSP Server (for on-line revocation support) SCEP Server IPsec device VPN Device SCEP Server (for requesting certificates from an IPsec device) SCEPClient

UMU-PKIv6 RA Snapshot Requesting a certificate Validating a certificate

UMU-PKIv6 CA Snapshot CA Internal Management Process

UMU-PKIv6 Final User Operation Snapshot

PKIv6 PKIv6 running in both sites, UCL and UMU. UMU: IPv6-only: https://pki.ipv6.um.es IPv4: https://pki.dif.um.es UCL (test site, not production PKI): IPv6-only: https://persephone.ip6.cs.ucl.ac.uk IPv4: https://persephone.cs.ucl.ac.uk Interoperability tests between both of them. certification, revocation and renewal request, etc.

Test suite (Current Work) ISABELv6, AGWSv6, and The UCL-CS Secure Conference Store For a Joint Euro6IX-6NET Demo Others (with IPv6 Support)

Static VPNs with IPv6

Main objectives of this Service Evaluation of currently available opensource and some commercial IPv6 IPsec/IKE solutions Design and deployment of a static IPv6 VPN service according to the Euro6IX testbed or related-applications requirements Establish Joint IPv6 VPN(s) between some (interested) Euro6IX and 6NET partners

IPsec/IKE solutions being currently analyzed One-year activity in Euro6IX (until Dec. 2002) Open-Source Solutions FreeS/WAN IPv6 (Linux) USAGI Project (Linux) KAME Project (FreeBSD) Commercial Solutions Microsoft IPv6 (Windows XP) Solaris 9 6WIND Others with IPv6 support

Designed evaluation plan Background: TAHI Project http://www.tahi.org Interoperability tests Test scenarios Test suite Final reports Configuration and installations guides Test reports

Basic IPsec scenarios Security Association IPv6 Router IPv6 Router IPv6 Host Insecure IPv6 Network IPv6 Host Security Association IPv6 Host IPv6 Secure Gateway Insecure IPv6 Network IPv6 Secure Gateway IPv6 Host Security Association IPv6 Router IPv6 Host Insecure IPv6 Network IPv6 Secure Gateway IPv6 Host

Defined Test Scenarios AH: Authentication Header ESP: Encapsulating Security Payload

Example of test scenario: Transport mode AH (Host)

Host-3 Host-4 Eth0-H3N4 2001:0720:1710:24::11 Eth0-H4N4 2001:0720:1710:24::12 Other example Net4 2001:0720:1710:24::/64 Net3 2001:0720:1710:23::/64 Net2 2001:0720:1710:22::/64 Eth1-SG1N4 2001:0720:1710:24::1 Secure Gateway-1 Eth0-SG1N3 2001:0720:1710:23::1 Ethernet Ethernet Eth0-SG2N2 2001:0720:1710:22::1 Ethernet Eth0-R2N3 2001:0720:1710:23::2 Router-2 Eth1-R2N2 2001:0720:1710:22::2 AH Transport to ESP Tunnel mode : two secure gateways get a SA using tunnel mode ESP and after get a new SA using transport mode AH. Secure Gateway-2 Net1 2001:0720:1710:21::/64 Eth1-SG2N1 2001:0720:1710:21::1 Ethernet Eth0-H1N1 2001:0720:1710:21::11 Eth0-H2N1 2001:0720:1710:21::12 AH Transport ESP Tunnel Host-1 Host-2

Defined Test Suite Basic applications Ping6 (ICMPv6) Telnet6 (TCP) Host6 (UDP) Another IPv6 applications within the project

VPNv6 Scenario UCL-UMU: Tunnel ESP IKE with certificates of PKIv6 Implementation: KAME integrated in FreeBSD 4.5 release. CISCO 2600 actually just IPv4 waiting for releases

VPNv6 - Scenario UCL-UMU IPv6 Router UCL Tunnel ESP UMU PC router Secure Gateway rohan.ipv6.um.es IPsec/IPv6 HOST PC router snickers.cs.ucl.ac.uk IPv6 Network IPv6 HOST Ethernet IPv6 HOST gimly.ipv6.um.es gloin.ipv6.um.es

Next/Current work Evaluation of the IPsec/IKE solutions Running interoperability tests Test Reports Design of a Dynamic VPN Service (based on the concept of Security Policy defined by the IETF/DMTF) Atribute certificate support for VPN and authorization procedures Definition of AAA scenarios to relate mobility testbed and PKIv6

Security Policies for VPNs (I) Policy Definition Process Schema CIM Object Manager Policy Management Tool (Parser XML/LDAP) store/retrieve LDAP Policy Repository CIM- XML CIM Client Administrator

Security Policies for VPNs (II) Policy Recovery Process Schema LDAP retrieve PDP Policy Repository Non-COPS IPSec Node COPS (PIB) retrieve Scene 3 COPS IPSec Node PEP application of policy SNMP (MIB) SPD/SAD Scene 1 Non-COPS IPSec Node (Agent SNMP) Scene 2

AAAv6 To define a chain of AAA servers managed by AAA protocol (DIAMETER) over IPv6 between both Universities To use established VPNs to secure communications between AAA servers Future MIPv6 and AAA tests

Planned AAAv6 testbed IPv6 Network IPv6 Router UCL Tunnel ESP UMU Secure Gateway rohan.ipv6.um.es DIAMETER over IPv6 AAA/IPv6 Client AAA/IPv6 Server

Security Services on IPv6 Networks: PKIv6 and IPv6-VPNs Antonio F. Gómez Skarmeta <skarmeta@dif.um.es> University of Murcia SPAIN