Difference between revisions of "DTLS"
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| − | '''DTLS''' stands for "Datagram Transport Layer Security" and is a method of sending [[TLS]] packets over datagram based protocols like [[UDP]] and [[SCTP]]. It is defined in [[rfc:4347]]. | + | '''DTLS''' stands for "Datagram Transport Layer Security" and is a method of sending [[TLS]] packets over datagram based protocols like [[UDP]] and [[SCTP]]. It is defined in [[rfc:4347]]. It uses [[X.509]] certificates for authenticating both sides of the connection. |
Net-SNMP 5.5 and above supports [[SNMP]] over DTLS. Instructions for using it can be found on the [[Using DTLS]] page. | Net-SNMP 5.5 and above supports [[SNMP]] over DTLS. Instructions for using it can be found on the [[Using DTLS]] page. | ||
Issues with using OpenSSL for supporting SNMP over DTLS within Net-SNMP can be found on the [[DTLS Implementation Notes]] page. | Issues with using OpenSSL for supporting SNMP over DTLS within Net-SNMP can be found on the [[DTLS Implementation Notes]] page. | ||
Revision as of 17:48, 29 April 2009
DTLS stands for "Datagram Transport Layer Security" and is a method of sending TLS packets over datagram based protocols like UDP and SCTP. It is defined in rfc:4347. It uses X.509 certificates for authenticating both sides of the connection.
Net-SNMP 5.5 and above supports SNMP over DTLS. Instructions for using it can be found on the Using DTLS page.
Issues with using OpenSSL for supporting SNMP over DTLS within Net-SNMP can be found on the DTLS Implementation Notes page.
