Session regotiation option
From: Sood, Sanjeev (sanjeev.sood_at_intel.com)
Date: 05/02/05
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Date: Sun, 1 May 2005 20:04:30 -0700 To: <secureshell@securityfocus.com>
We have a networking application that we would like to secure (authentication, encryption, and integrity) using port forwarding feature of SSH. In some rare customer setup where they have a private trusted network, we would still like to use ssh for user authentication, port forwarding to connect to the application. However, we would like to switch to none cipher & mac mode after authentication is done if this is possible.
We understand that the primary purpose of SSH is to provide a secure session/tunnel, but in some instances, our application can run on a slow 100Mhz micro-controller and we would like to avoid the overhead of encryption & mac if possible.
My questions are follows:
* Does SSH protocol have an option to re-negotiate the ciphers during a session (just like SSL/TLS)?
* If so, does OpenSSH client support this option if our SSH server sends a renegotiate option during a session?
* Any other suggestions to switch to plain security mode after client authentication (password based authentication)
Thank you very much and regards,
-Sanjeev Sood
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