Transport Optional Upgrade Release (TOUR) 3.0 Release Notes
Transport Optional Upgrade Release (TOUR) 3.0 Release Notes
What Is New in This Version
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Dynamic Keying Support for Mobile IPv6 A.01.01 and HP-UX IPSec
Previously, only stat0ic (manually pre-configured) keying between the mobile node and home
agent was supported. TOUR 3.0 enables dynamic keying for HP-UX IPSec. With dynamic
keying, HP-UX IPSec can provide complete protection against anti-replay attacks. HP-UX
IPSec A.02.01 is required for the new dynamic keying feature in HP-UX Mobile IPv6.
The user space of HP-UX Mobile IPv6 A.01.01 is unchanged since 11i v2 September 2004
release. The kernel of HP-UX Mobile IPv6 has been changed to support the new dynamic
keying feature. This is delivered with TOUR 3.0. Refer to Installing and Administering
HP-UX IPSec at http://docs.hp.com/en/J4256-90001/J4256-90001.pdf for more information
on dynamic keying.
HP-UX Mobile IPv6 A.01.01 is only supported on HP-UX 11i v2 September 2004.
NOTE HP-UX Mobile IPv6 A.01.00 is supported on HP-UX 11i v1. HP-UX Mobile IPv6
A.01.00 is also provided with TOUR 3.0.
Enhanced route Command
Previously, the route command has the following syntax:
route [-f] [-n] [-p pmtu] add [net|host] destination [netmask mask] gateway
[count]
route inet6 [-f] [-n] delete [net|host] v6destination [ / prefix] v6gateway
[count]
There are no routing ioctls to set the source IP address of an interface. The kernel always
determines a default interface for a route. Users can neither change this specification, nor
force the route to be associated with a specific interface.
The enhanced route command in TOUR 3.0 has the following syntax:
route [-f] [-n] [-p pmtu] add [net|host] destination [netmask mask] gateway
[count] [source src]
route inet6 [-f] [-n] delete [net|host] v6destination [ / prefix] v6gateway
[count] [source v6src]
The enhanced route command provides users with greater control over their network packet
flow. It greatly enhances the viability of the Strong End System (Strong ES) model of routing
packets.