Hi!!, Thanks! This sounds to me like what I'm looking for... more or less ;-) Actually I'm interested in the HIP_PARAM_CERT (a TLV which carries a Certificate, I guess :D). What I want to do, is to send a Cert TLV when a base exchange (or update signaling) triggers (maybe I'll even need to trigger it, if that is possible). So, what can I do that with the hipconf tool? (or just programming by myself, sending that option to the daemon?). And as important as the previous question, how can I get that Certificate in the receiving side? (Can I ask the daemon in some way? Again, with the hipconf tool or programming a request to the daemon). Do I need to change something in the HIP daemon in ordet to get this? (I don't hope so... :S). Thanks a lot again! :) On 3/26/07, Miika Komu <miika@xxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007, Jesús Rojo Martínez wrote: > Hi!, > > Still around here... :P > Now I'm wondering what HIPL does with TLV payloads... if it receives some > TLV, does the daemon/someone make something with it? Could anyone request > it? > And even the user/hipd/someone can set a TLV to go in the base exchange or > in some signaling... Sorry for the long response time, I was in IETF last week. We use HIP TLV format both for internal (process <-> hipd) and external (hipd <-> hipd) communications in order to use a single parser/builder. For example, you can set some option using hipconf and it will create some (global) state in hipd. Then, you can e.g. add new parameters according to the state to base exchange when base exchange is triggered. -- Miika Komu http://www.iki.fi/miika/
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