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  1. EtherNet/IP Core V3
  2. PSEIP-360

[CIPSEC] Non-conform behavior of EIPSO ApplyConfig service

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    • Type: Bug
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Minor
    • Resolution: Duplicate
    • Affects Version/s: None
    • Fix Version/s: None
    • Component/s: None
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    • Account:
      SPC EthernetIp Core (SPCETHERNET)

      Description

      This is a minor deviation from the specification, due to our current software design.
      We will keep this as a known issue of V3.7.1.0 and will solve it for a future release.

      ApplyConfig currently leads to the following actions in the firmware:

      • Security Config is taken over into object dictionary and is remanently stored
      • Optionally, if requested by service: All connections are dropped and the new security config is loaded from object dictionary & applied at mbedtls
      • Optionally, if requested by service: The cleanup service of the security object(s) is called

      If option "drop connections" is not set, we currently keep running with the old configuration until a reset of the object. Instead, we are supposed to apply on-the-fly, keep the open secure connections running (or close them, dpending on the flag) and be available for new connections right away, without a reset.

      Apparently, this has been done because of an issue with the PolicyManager (which expects a reply within 3 seconds which we would miss otherwise), and because there is no proper synchronization with the TLS/TCP layer (PSEIP-124). Also we are currently not able to have connections with multiple different security configurations.

       

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                    OKompani Omid Kompani
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