Toerless Eckert <[email protected]> wrote:
    > First of all, there is obviously an ability to filter out packets
    > NOT to encrypt. Otherwise you would have a lot of problems negotiating
    > the encryption keys. To the best of knowledge, what MUST be supported
    > in ethernet chips is such filtering based on ethertype because thats
    > whats being used also in 802.1x, the basic security architecture. See
    > ACP draft section A.10.2

Yes, but the key management packets can be packets that are "special"
at the MACsec level.

    > Secondly, i was told (and this is where i have not tried to validate),
    > that MacSec should equally be able to utilize multiple keypairs,
    > probably mapped by VLAN or ethertype. But the question of course is
    > whether you want/can expect that MACsec MIC chips have that feature.

The people in the line behind me did not agree.

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Michael Richardson <[email protected]>, Sandelman Software Works
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