Re: MACSec between WPA supplicant & hostapd

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Hi all,

Sending this mail again, since I did not get any responses till now
for below questions.

I would like to test MacSec (802.1ae/802.1x-2010) support in
wpa_supplicant as EAP-TLS-peer and hostapd as EAP-TLS-authenticator
and I have some questions regarding this.

1. Are WPA supplicant & hostapd 802.1x-2010 standard compliant?
2. I see MACSec is implemented on qca drivers. I can't find any
information about these drivers. Could you give details on which
testing framework was used to test MACSec? Is MACSec using Pre-shared
Key is supported.?
3. Can we enable MACSec on wired interface of hostapd acting as
EAP-TLS-authenticator or EAP-TLS-server?

Thanks in advance and regards,
Badrish

On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 12:18 PM, Badrish Adiga H R
<badrish.adigahr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to test MacSec (802.1ae/802.1x-2010) support in
> wpa_supplicant as EAP-TLS-peer and hostapd as EAP-TLS-authenticator
> and I have couple of questions regarding this.
>
> 1. Are WPA supplicant & hostapd 802.1x-2010 standard compliant?
> 2. I see MACSec is implemented on qca drivers. I can't find any
> information about these drivers. Could you give details on which
> testing framework was used to test MACSec? Is MACSec using Pre-shared
> Key is supported.?
> 3. Can we enable MACSec on wired interface of hostapd acting as
> EAP-TLS-authenticator or EAP-TLS-server?
>
> Thanks regards,
> Badrish

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