Tobias Brunner
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If we can initiate the reauthentication ourselves, there is no reason to explicitly request the peer to do so (at basically the same time).
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This scenario tests <b>repeated authentication</b> according to RFC 4478.
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The initiator <b>carol</b> sets a large <b>reauth_time=60m</b> but the responder
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<b>moon</b> defining a much shorter <b>reauth_time=30s</b> proposes this
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value via an AUTH_LIFETIME notification to the initiator as it can't initiate
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the reauthentication itself due to the EAP authentication. Thus the
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IKE reauthentication takes places after less than 30s. A ping from
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<b>carol</b> to client <b>alice</b> hiding in the subnet behind <b>moon</b>
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tests if the CHILD_SA has been recreated under the new IKE_SA.
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