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doc/bird.sgml
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@ -2433,6 +2433,38 @@ protocol bfd [<name>] {
offers better resistance to replay attacks but may require more
computation.
<tag>authentication keyed tcp AO</tag>
This authentication is similar to md5, but enables changing keys on living connection.
Key change is done via reconfiguring.
Key configuration of one key consists of two ids - one for local and one for remote machine.
The ids may, but does not have to be the same and must be in range 0 - 255. Among keys
on one protocol the local ids must be unique and the remote ids must be unique.
Used cryphtographic algorithm must be specified for each key.
Possible ciphers are "cmac(aes128)", "hmac(md5)" "hmac(sha1)", "hmac(sha224)",
"hmac(sha256)", "hmac(sha384)" and "hmac(sha512)". And, of course, there must
be specified a string password.
One key must be marked as "required". This key will be send as rnext key.
That means, if the other site know the required key, it uses the key for next packet.
In order to delete a currently used key (key which is required by the other site),
it is possible to mark the key as "deprecated". This key will be deleted first time
the other site requires another key.
Deleting a curently used key in config causes restart of the protocol.
The problem of directly deleting current key is, that we could treat such deleted key as deprecated,
but only until the protocol restarts. If it restarts, key is lost.
For example, connection is established. Then one side decides to remove current key and requires a newly added key.
The other side does not know the new key yet. For now, this is not problem, they still use the old key.
But, at this moment, some unexpected error occures at the first site.
It restarts, but it does not have the old key in config. One site does not have old key,
the other new key and triing other keys than required ones is not supported.
Editing existing keys (except of marking them "required" or "deprecated")
is not reccomended and leads to restarting protocol.
<tag>password "<M>text</M>"</tag>
Specifies a password used for authentication. See <ref id="proto-pass"
name="password"> common option for detailed description. Note that

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proto/bgp/bgp.c
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@ -1307,6 +1307,10 @@ bgp_incoming_connection(sock *sk, uint dummy UNUSED)
sk->desired_ao_key = key->key.remote_id;
ao_try_change_master(sk, key->key.local_id, key->key.remote_id);
}
else if (key->key.required == -1)
{
sk->proto_del_ao_key = p;
}
}
}
}
@ -2273,13 +2277,15 @@ int reconfigure_tcp_ao(struct bgp_proto *old_proto, struct bgp_config new)
return 0;
if (old_ao->activ_alive == 0 && cf_ao->key.required >= 0)
{
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_activ, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_activ->iface, old_ao->key.master_key, old_ao->key.local_id, old_ao->key.remote_id, old_ao->key.cipher, 0))
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_activ, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_activ->iface,
old_ao->key.master_key, old_ao->key.local_id, old_ao->key.remote_id, old_ao->key.cipher, 0))
return 0;
old_ao->activ_alive = 1;
}
if (old_ao->passiv_alive == 0 && cf_ao->key.required >= 0)
{
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_passiv, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_passiv->iface, old_ao->key.master_key, old_ao->key.local_id, old_ao->key.remote_id, old_ao->key.cipher, 0))
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_passiv, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_passiv->iface,
old_ao->key.master_key, old_ao->key.local_id, old_ao->key.remote_id, old_ao->key.cipher, 0))
return 0;
old_ao->passiv_alive = 1;
}
@ -2290,7 +2296,8 @@ int reconfigure_tcp_ao(struct bgp_proto *old_proto, struct bgp_config new)
s_passiv->desired_ao_key = old_ao->key.remote_id;
ao_try_change_master(s_activ, old_ao->key.local_id, old_ao->key.remote_id);
if (old_proto->conn->hold_timer->expires != 0)
bgp_schedule_packet(old_proto->conn, NULL, PKT_KEEPALIVE); // We might send this keepalive shortly after another. RFC says we should wait, but since reconfiguration is rare, this is harmless.
bgp_schedule_packet(old_proto->conn, NULL, PKT_KEEPALIVE); // We might send this keepalive shortly after another.
// RFC says we should wait, but since reconfiguration is rare, this is harmless.
}
old_ao->key = cf_ao->key;
old_ao->to_delete = 0;
@ -2305,10 +2312,12 @@ int reconfigure_tcp_ao(struct bgp_proto *old_proto, struct bgp_config new)
key->passiv_alive = 0;
key->next_key = first;
old_proto->ao_key = key;
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_passiv, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_passiv->iface, cf_ao->key.master_key, cf_ao->key.local_id, cf_ao->key.remote_id, cf_ao->key.cipher, 0))
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_passiv, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_passiv->iface,
cf_ao->key.master_key, cf_ao->key.local_id, cf_ao->key.remote_id, cf_ao->key.cipher, 0))
return 0;
key->passiv_alive = 1;
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_activ, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_passiv->iface, cf_ao->key.master_key, cf_ao->key.local_id, cf_ao->key.remote_id, cf_ao->key.cipher, 0))
if (sk_set_ao_auth(s_activ, old_proto->local_ip, old_proto->remote_ip, -1, s_passiv->iface,
cf_ao->key.master_key, cf_ao->key.local_id, cf_ao->key.remote_id, cf_ao->key.cipher, 0))
return 0;
key->activ_alive = 1;
key->to_delete = 0;
@ -2320,7 +2329,8 @@ int reconfigure_tcp_ao(struct bgp_proto *old_proto, struct bgp_config new)
s_passiv->desired_ao_key = found->key.remote_id;
ao_try_change_master(s_activ, found->key.local_id, found->key.remote_id);
if (old_proto->conn->hold_timer->expires != 0)
bgp_schedule_packet(old_proto->conn, NULL, PKT_KEEPALIVE); // We might send this keepalive shortly after another. RFC says we should wait, but since reconfiguration is rare, this is harmless.
bgp_schedule_packet(old_proto->conn, NULL, PKT_KEEPALIVE); // We might send this keepalive shortly after another.
// RFC says we should wait, but since reconfiguration is rare, this is harmless.
}
}
}

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proto/bgp/packets.c
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@ -3410,16 +3410,19 @@ bgp_rx_packet(struct bgp_conn *conn, byte *pkt, uint len)
}
}
void
delete_deprecated_key(sock *sk, struct bgp_proto *p, int key_rem_id)
int
delete_deprecated_keys(sock *sk, struct bgp_proto *p, int new_rnext)
{
struct bgp_ao_key *key = p->ao_key;
while (key->key.remote_id != key_rem_id)
int ret = 1;
while (key)
{
if (key->key.required == -1)
{
if (new_rnext == key->key.remote_id)
ret = 0;
else
{
key = key->next_key;
}
if (key->key.required != -1)
bug("TCP AO: unexpected key management error");
if (ao_delete_key(sk, p->remote_ip, -1, sk->iface, key->key.local_id, key->key.remote_id))
bug("TCP AO: Can not delete deprecated key %i %i on socket %i", key->key.local_id, key->key.remote_id, sk->fd);
key->activ_alive = 0;
@ -3427,6 +3430,11 @@ delete_deprecated_key(sock *sk, struct bgp_proto *p, int key_rem_id)
bug("TCP AO: Can not delete deprecated key %i %i on socket %i", key->key.local_id, key->key.remote_id, p->sock->sk->fd);
key->passiv_alive = 0;
}
}
key = key->next_key;
}
return ret;
}
/**
* bgp_rx - handle received data
@ -3454,7 +3462,7 @@ bgp_rx(sock *sk, uint size)
if (sk->proto_del_ao_key && sk->desired_ao_key == new_rnext)
{
delete_deprecated_key(sk, sk->proto_del_ao_key, sk->last_used_ao_key);
if (delete_deprecated_keys(sk, sk->proto_del_ao_key, new_rnext))
sk->proto_del_ao_key = NULL;
}
sk->last_used_ao_key = new_rnext;

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sysdep/linux/sysio.h
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@ -217,7 +217,6 @@ void log_tcp_ao_info(int sock_fd)
struct tcp_ao_info_opt_ext tmp;
memset(&tmp, 0, sizeof(struct tcp_ao_info_opt_ext));
socklen_t len = sizeof(tmp);
log("socket: fd %i", sock_fd);
if (getsockopt(sock_fd, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_AO_INFO, &tmp, &len))
{
@ -225,8 +224,8 @@ void log_tcp_ao_info(int sock_fd)
return;
}
else
log(L_INFO "TCP AO:\ncurrent key id %i (rem), next key %i (loc),\n set current %i, is ao required %i\n good packets %i, bad packets %i",
tmp.current_key, tmp.rnext, tmp.set_current, tmp.ao_required, tmp.pkt_good, tmp.pkt_bad);
log(L_INFO "TCP AO on socket %i:\ncurrent key id %i (rem), next key %i (loc),\n set current %i, is ao required %i\n good packets %i, bad packets %i",
sock_fd, tmp.current_key, tmp.rnext, tmp.set_current, tmp.ao_required, tmp.pkt_good, tmp.pkt_bad);
}
int get_current_key_id(int sock_fd)
@ -294,7 +293,9 @@ log_tcp_ao_get_key(int sock_fd)
log(L_INFO "TCP AO on socket fd %i has %i keys", tm_all[0].nkeys);
for (int i = 0; i < nkeys; i++)
{
log(L_INFO "sndid %i rcvid %i, %s %s, cipher %s key %s (%i/%i)", tm_all[i].sndid, tm_all[i].rcvid, tm_all[i].is_current ? "current" : "", tm_all[i].is_rnext ? "rnext" : "", tm_all[i].alg_name, tm_all[i].key, i+1, tm_all[0].nkeys);
log(L_INFO "sndid %i rcvid %i, %s %s, cipher %s key %s (%i/%i)",
tm_all[i].sndid, tm_all[i].rcvid, tm_all[i].is_current ? "current" : "",
tm_all[i].is_rnext ? "rnext" : "", tm_all[i].alg_name, tm_all[i].key, i+1, tm_all[0].nkeys);
}
}