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Michael Han commented on ZOOKEEPER-3476:
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My patch alters the client server protocol a little bit by adding client id 
related information (id string, version, etc) to each packet. Similar to how 
the protocol was extended for read only servers.

bq. The proposed authentication provider will not validate client id from client

I was thinking if authentication was enabled, we can extract the auth related 
information (e.g. Kerberos principal) and use that for client id. Impersonating 
clients will not pass authentication. This might not be exactly what you are 
referring here as the "proposed authentication provider", but more like the TLS 
case you were talking about.

In any case, to prevent impersonating, we need have an identity management 
module that supports login a client (we kind of have it today with SASL / TLS 
right?), and after client login we can use client identification extracted from 
the auth info.

> Identify client request for quota control
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>
>                 Key: ZOOKEEPER-3476
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-3476
>             Project: ZooKeeper
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>          Components: server
>            Reporter: Mocheng Guo
>            Priority: Major
>
> In order to support quota, we need a way to identify clients. If security is 
> enabled, we might be able to use secured identity inside client certificate. 
> But a generalized client-id based approach would be better to cover scenario 
> without security.
> The proposal here is to utilize existing zookeeper auth protocol to accept 
> client identity.
>  # The client id should be sent by client once connection is established.
>  # Sending client id is optional. Note that server needs to enable auth 
> provider if client does send in client id auth request or request would be 
> denied without auth provider on server side.
>  # client id is JSON withe client_id as mandatory field. Additional fields 
> can be added like client contact information, client version...
>  # This client identity will be cached in server connection and attached to 
> requests from the connection.



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