Just to add the figures that support my assertion, in an e-mail from Wes
Hardaker, who surveyed the network operators, to isms
Of the various authentication systems in use at that time by the people that
responded:
66% local accounts
49% SSH-keys
40% Radius
29% TACACS+
14% X.509
Hi,
As this WG struggles with the question of which secure transport to use, I
recommend reading RFC3535 - Overview of the 2002 IAB Network Management
Workshop.
This workshop, a world tour of ISP organizations, and the survey of which
Tom speaks were part of an effort by the IAB and the OM Area
There is a miss understanding of the information I have seen given by
many people on this list regarding TLS. I think this miss understanding
is also being applied to SSH.
Most people get the facts right on server-side-authentication. SSL for
years supported Server side authentication. This
Hi,
The survey was summarized at IETF 60 in the following presentation:
http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/04aug/slides/isms-1.pdf
Dave Harrington
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Anton, Thanks for your support. I do want to caution your enthusiasm for
the browser support. I believe that all current production browsers
implement the feature you found using HTTP-authentication, not TLS/SSL.
Trying to create a user interface for this complex concept can't be
easy, and the
