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Title : Requirements for IPsec Negotiation in the SIP Framework
Author(s) : M. Saito, S. Fujimoto
Filename : draft-saito-mmusic-ipsec-negotiation-req-00.txt
Pages : 16
Date : 2005-7-7
It is effective to connect the networked home appliances securely
using IPsec [1]. Generally, such devices cannot have the rich
calculation resources, and may use the dedicated transport protocol
for the media session. The advantages of IPsec are that it doesn't
require the rich resources, and is independent of the upper layer
protocol. In other words, it is applicable to the various
applications. On the other hand, same as the typical usage of IPsec,
these network devices should be connected to each other only when
they need. Therefore it is desired they can generate the IPsec
connections dynamically. Considering above, it makes sense to take
advantage of SIP [2] mechanism to build such framework.
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