What I am actually more shocked about is that you did not point out need
to support this on AIX, SunOS, SCO and few others dated ones ;)
***
If indeed requirement is to support decent authentication on wide
spectrum of operating systems why not consider application level
approach of SSL/TLS and leave the need for TCP kernel hacking alone ?
rfc5246 ?
Routers support it today so would any unix flavor as it will come with
the application if not already there.
r.
o AO is nice paperware but does not have significant running code on
servers or routers.
I don't understand your line of argument. If vendor X is providing
support of AO on his equipment what is a problem to provide
downloadable linux kernel module to be able to establish such session
end to end ?
this may come as a shock, but a linux kernel module does not work well
on unix, solaris, ...
randy
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