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Minutes, 23 January 2015 interim, 6TiSCH WG
Note: timestamps in PST.
Connection details
- Webex: https://ciscosales.webex.com/ciscosales/j.php?ED=219615007&UID=481905242&PW=NZTRkNDAwOTE1&RT=MiMyMw%3D%3D
- Etherpad: http://etherpad.tools.ietf.org:9000/p/6tisch?useMonospaceFont=true
- Topic: 6TiSCH Bi-Weekly
- Time: 8:00 am, Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-07:00)
- Meeting Number: 206 802 913
- Meeting Password: sixtus
- CCM: +14085256800x206802913
Resources
- Webex recording: https://cisco.webex.com/ciscosales/lsr.php?RCID=41d6ba8265e441bab0ffb9fc4c6b35fc
- Wiki: https://bitbucket.org/6tisch/meetings/wiki/150123_webex
- Slides: https://bitbucket.org/6tisch/meetings/src/master/140123_webex/slides_150123_webex.ppt
Are the slides for this part uploaded somewhere?
Taking notes (using Etherpad)
- xavi vilajosana
Present (alphabetically)
- Thomas Watteyne
- Pascal Thubert
- Chonggang Wang
- Diego Dujovne
- Georgios Exarchakos
- Giuseppe Piro
- Guillaume Gaillard
- Maria Rita Palattella
- Michael Richardson
- Nicola Accettura
- Patrick Wetterwald
- Pouria Zand
- Rene Struik
- Xavi Vilajosana
- Zhuo Chen
Action Items
- Diego Add graph describe OTF-OTF communication on the OTF draft
- Pascal Incorporate security text in the architecture and publish for last call
Agenda
- Administrivia (2min)
- draft-dujovne-6tisch-on-the-fly-04 [Diego Dujovne] [20min]
- draft-piro-6tisch-security-issues [Giuseppe Piro] [20min]
- Security Architecture text [René Struik] [5min]
- announcement ROLL interim meeting [Michael Richardson] [5min]
- Draft minimal delay discussion [Chairs] [5min]
Minutes
- [08.05] Meeting starts
- recording starts
- last call minutes are approved
- agenda is approved. Discussion on delaying minimal till after ROLL interim
- Xavi V.: points out the need to reach consensus on the Minimal draft
- Thomas W.: also points out the need to reach some agreements for the ETSI interop event which needs to be prepared soon.
- Xavi V.: discussion about minimal draft,
- Pascal T.: suggest to take that topic as part of interim discussion
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[08.10] draft-dujovne-6tisch-on-the-fly-04 [Diego Dujovne]
- OTF new version v04
- L3 mechanism used to adapt and dynamically allocate BW to nodes.
- used to allocate cells on the Best effort track. No other. Can co-exist with other scheduling mechanisms.
- Collisions are possible.
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3 elements are defined:
- scheduled cells
- required cells
- OTF threshold
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Separation between mechanism and policy.
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Trade-off between scheduled cells and required cells. Adds and removes them according to a threshold.
- Threshold creates over-provisioning of nodes which can be compensated by the reduction of churn to constantly add/remove cells.
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Use cells and bundles.
- One bundle per track.
- When OTF requires a cell this cell is always within a Bundle.
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Thomas W.: is there a way to query the algorithm that the motes are using? Is there a management entity that can configure the algorithm to be used?
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Diego D: Yes.
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Chonggang Wang: Asks if a graph can be added within the draft to describe OTF-OTF communication. <todo item added for Diego>
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[08.34] draft-piro-6tisch-security-issues [Giuseppe Piro]
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update on the draft. Security aspects. MAC Layer security. Aim to better understand the MAC layer security requirements and identify issues.
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addresses
- definition of keys
- configuration
- and lightweight key management scheme
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3 types of keys
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master key: is the initial secret shared by the devices in the network. Configured at pre-deployment. E.g by the manufacturer; working to adapt the draft to be inline the assumptions discussed in the Sec. WG
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production network key: secret shared between all authorized nodes and obtained during the join procedure
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per-peer L2 Key. negotiated only between peers through a KMP.
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Master key is used to protect EBs and msgs during the join process.
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production network ... ?
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different security configurations.
- fully secure
- unsecure
- partially secure
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L2 security link is setup in several phases:
- setup phase
- bootstrap phase
- join phase
- key negotiation phase
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key negotiation phase uses IEs to exchange information
- the process is composed of 6 steps where nodes exchange signatures computed using initial information.
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this steps require peer-wise communication between peers.
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the draft also identifies and tries to resolve some issues related to 15.4e std.
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Rene Struik: summarizes the security text that is proposed for addition to the architecture document.
- Thursday (security design team call) concluded the text that needs to be merged to the architecture d
- Todo for Pascal T.: Incorporate that text in the architecture and publish for last call.
- Pascal T.: after next version of the document (architecture draft) there will be the 2 weeks last call for reviews before submitting to th IESG
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[08.52] announcement ROLL interim meeting
- ROLL interim call 10 Feb 2015 at the ROLL WG. 16h UTC
- invited 6lo, 6man, 6tisch
- A 3h virtual meeting
- call for 00 drafts for proposals on how to do this. Explain the situations.
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ETSI interop.
- they want to start the process of writing the specs.
- we need to find a firm date.
- when the work starts we need a spec out so the work can start using an status base.
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the goal is to start working on stable draft.
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Thomas W.: what about security? What minimal draft says about security? what we expect for the interop in terms of security.
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Pascal T.: minimal says that Layer-2 security is needed. But it starts assuming that keys are there. There can be multiple ways to get the keys, and that's out of scope for minimal.
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Thomas W.: I agree with that.
- Michael R.: comments related to the terminology draft. We should agree if we incorporate them.
- Michael R.: answered to Rene, and we need to make sure we all agree.
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Pascal T.: let's agree on the ML.
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Maria-Rita P.: We need to decided what we do on the terminology. If it is normative reference it will block other references.
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Pascal T.: we depend on terminology normative reference for other drafts to be published.
- Pascal T.: suggestion to publish right now the terminology.
- Thomas W.: I agree with that.
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AOB
- Thomas W.: Time Change for the next meeting! Next meeting 6th feb 7AM pct 3pm UTC 4PM CET.
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[09.05] Meeting ends
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