Propose an RFC for protocol negotiation #25
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This RFC describes how Cerberus devices would negotiate how to speak Cerberus. Not only does it describe a versioning scheme, but it gives us an easy way to add new negotiable parameters, such as new cryptographic algorithms, or detection of vendor-defined extensions. Signed-off-by: Miguel Young de la Sota <[email protected]>
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This RFC describes how Cerberus devices would negotiate how to speak
Cerberus. Not only does it describe a versioning scheme, but it gives us
an easy way to add new negotiable parameters, such as new cryptographic
algorithms, or detection of vendor-defined extensions.