NAME

  RTU_E_In_EncryptKey - Router Tunnel Mode ESP Inbound Invalid Encryption Key


TARGET

  Router


SYNOPSIS

  RTU_E_In_EncryptKey.seq [-tooloption ...] -pkt RTU_E_EncryptKey.def
    -tooloption : v6eval tool option
  See also RTU_E_common.def and RTU_common.def


INITIALIZATION

For details of Network Topology, see 00README

Set NUT's SAD and SPD as following:

                           (Link0) (Link1)
            NET4   NET2      NET0   NET1
  HOST1_NET4 -- SG1 -- Router -- NUT -- HOST1_NET1
                 =====tunnel======>

Security Association Database (SAD)

source address SG1_NET2
destination address NUT_NET0
SPI 0x1000
mode tunnel
protocol ESP
ESP algorithm DES-CBC
ESP algorithm key 01234567

Security Policy Database (SPD)

No SPD entry


TEST PROCEDURE

 Tester                      Target                      Tester
              (Link0)                     (Link1)
   |                           |                           |
   |-------------------------->|                           |
   |      ICMP Echo Request    |                           |
   |        (with ESP)         |                           |
   |                           | (---------------------->) |
   |                           |    No ICMP Echo Request   |
   |                           |                           |
   |                           |                           |
   |                           |                           |
   v                           v                           v
  1. Send ICMP Echo Request with ESP to Link0
  2. Receive Nothing from Link1

ICMP Echo Request with ESP to Link0

IP Header Source Address SG1_NET2
Destination Address NUT_NET0
ESP SPI 0x1000
Algorithm DES-CBC
Key foo0foo1
IP Header Source Address HOST1_NET4
Destination Address HOST1_NET1
ICMP Type 128 (Echo Request)

ICMP Echo Request from Link1

IP Header Source Address HOST1_NET4
Destination Address HOST1_NET1
ICMP Type 128 (Echo Request)


JUDGEMENT

  PASS: Nothing received


SEE ALSO

  perldoc V6evalTool
  IPSEC.html IPsec Test Common Utility