[Users] Re: [Serusers] trusting peers

Klaus Darilion klaus.mailinglists at pernau.at
Thu Oct 13 10:34:44 CEST 2005


Jan Janak wrote:
>   I am beginning to think that it should be perhaps the caller who
>   decides whether a request should be forwarded to the proxy server if
>   the domain name in the certificate does not match the domain in the
>   Request-URI. Web browsers do the same, they do not refuse a https
>   connection if the server certificate domain does not match the
>   hostname in the HTTP URI, they just warn the user that the
>   authenticity of the server cannot be established.

This can be done in a client2proxy scenario, but not in a proxy2proxy 
scenario where user interaction is not possible.

>   I do not recall anyone doing that sort of test at sipits (but I did not 
>   test with everyone). Even certificate validation was problem during TLS 
>   multiparty tests, not even speaking about the delay all the TLS hanshakes
>   introduced in a ring of 6 proxies.

Any real life values for the introduced delay? I think (open)ser should 
be able to reuse TLS connections and thus the handshake happens only 
once in a while.

klaus




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