HI Emery - They are part of the closed-bin tar files. Did you install those?
It is easy to see if they are there. Please send me the output of $ cryptoadm list and $ ls /kernel/crypto/ (or ls /kernel/crypto/sparcv9 if your on sparc) and I can tell you whether or not they are installed. I don't know enough about the behaviour of hte WPA driver, though. You can find the on-closed-bins tar files here: http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/current/ which will contain the contents of the SUNWcry & SUNWcryr packages. Also, the more appropriate alias for these type of questions is probably crypto-discuss at opensolaris.org :) Valerie On Thu, 21 Feb 2008, Emery Rudolph wrote: > Hello Valerie, > > There is so much conflicting information regarding this matter, I am glad to > speak to a primary developer. My confusion is that I keep hearing that I > would need to upgrade these packages, but I do not have them installed at > all. I have read some information saying it was included with the build and > others saying I need to download and install them. Can you tell me which is > correct? If I do not have them installed can you send the the exact link to > the packages. > > Additionally, would you know if the lack of these packages would result in > WPA WAPs showing up as WEP in the dladm scan-wifi output? > > Emery > > > Hi Emery - > > Yes, you do need to upgrade the SUNWcry/SUNWcryr packages everytime you > upgrade > your system. These are available in the closed-bin tar bundle, associated > with each build. I'm not sure, specifically, how this affects WPA driver, but > I do know that changes in the core crypto components often require all the > modules to be updated as well for other tasks. > > This is documented here: > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/crypto/Documentation/sunwcry/ > > This will soon be changing, as I am wrapping up a project to pull strong > crypto into the base OS. > > hope that helps, > > Valerie > Valerie -- Valerie Fenwick, http://blogs.sun.com/bubbva Solaris Security Technologies, Developer, Sun Microsystems, Inc. 17 Network Circle, Menlo Park, CA, 94025. 650-786-0461
