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FCIP
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... FCIP Overview ...
... services is involved. One or more TCP connections are bound to an
FCIP Link, which is used to realize Inter-Switch Links (ISLs) between
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... Links (ISLs) between
pairs of Fibre Channel entities. FCIP Frame Encapsulation is
described in [RFC3643 ...
... IKE as the key management protocol.
FCIP uses TCP to provide congestion control, error detection and
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... Fibre Channel over IP (FCIP) is a protocol for interconnecting
Fibre Channel islands over IP ...
... IP Network is the FCIP Entity. The FCIP Link
represents one or more TCP connections that exist between a pair
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... represents one or more TCP connections that exist between a pair
of FCIP Entities.
HBA
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... RFC3720], iFCP [iFCP] and FCIP [FCIP]
standards track documents, they are reproduced here for convenience.
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... IP Block storage protocols such as iSCSI, iFCP and FCIP are used to
transmit SCSI commands over IP ...
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When iFCP or FCIP devices are deployed within enterprise networks, IP
addresses will be typically be statically assigned as is the case
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... FCIP.
FCIP implementations may allow enabling and disabling security
mechanisms at the granularity of an FCIP Link. For iFCP ...
... FCIP implementations may allow enabling and disabling security
mechanisms at the granularity of an FCIP Link. For iFCP, the
granularity corresponds to an iFCP Portal ...
... deployments.
iSCSI may use iSNS for discovery, and FCIP does not use iSNS. iSNS
applications store iSCSI and FC ...
... discussed in [RFC3347] Section 3.2. iFCP and FCIP devices will
typically be embedded systems deployed on racks in air-conditioned
data center facilities. Such embedded systems may include hardware ...
... attack against the peer. Given the
potential value of iSCSI targets and FCIP entities, leaking of
such information not only increases the possibility of an attack
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... security functionality, iSCSI and
FCIP implementations supporting SLPv2 security SHOULD protect SLPv2 ...
... assume that once the IKE identity of a peer is established, the FCIP
Entity Name carried in FCIP ...
... FCIP
Entity Name carried in FCIP Short Frame is also implicitly accepted
as the authenticated peer. Any such association ...
... characteristics, revealing service information constitutes a security
risk. As an example, the FCIP Entity Name may reveal a WWN from
which an attacker ...
... critical infrastructure of substantial
value, and so iSCSI and FCIP security implementations supporting
SLPv2 ...
... FCIP are peer-to-peer protocols. iFCP and FCIP sessions may
be initiated by either or both peer gateways ...
... operating system,
and user identities are transparent to the iFCP and FCIP protocols.
iFCP gateways ...
... FCIP Entities establish tunnels with other FCIP Entities in order to
transfer IP encapsulated ...
... encapsulated FC frames. Each tunnel is a separate FCIP
Link, and can encapsulate multiple TCP connections. The binding ...
... binding of
TCP connections to an FCIP Link is performed using the Fibre Channel
World Wide Names ...
... interface and IP address, and it
is possible for an FCIP Link to contain multiple TCP connections
whose FCIP ...
... FCIP Link to contain multiple TCP connections
whose FCIP endpoint IP Addresses are different. In this case, an IKE ...
... replay attacks.
FCIP implementations MAY provide administrative management of
Confidentiality ...
... user-level authentication, since all
FCIP Entities participate in a machine-level tunnel function. FCIP
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... FCIP Entities participate in a machine-level tunnel function. FCIP
uses SLP for discovery, but not to distribute security policies ...
... frame CRC (iFCP and FCIP) is necessary to protect against errors
introduced by the firewall.
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... existing while remaining in compliance, iSCSI, iFCP or FCIP security
implementations can implement IPsec ...
... confidentiality for iSCSI, iFCP, and FCIP, 3DES in CBC
mode [RFC2451] MUST be supported and AES ...
... authenticate both the machine as well as the user. Since
iFCP and FCIP have no equivalent of iSCSI Login, for these protocols
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... IP addresses are typically statically
assigned (such as with iFCP and FCIP), since in this situation
individual pre-shared keys are possible within IKE ...