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   while and it had been registered at public key servers for some time,
   the given person should contact the RIPE NCC and report this to
   [e-mail]. Anyway, he/she may have to create a new key and
   register _its_ certificate into the RIPE database. Such a procedure,
   although highly unlikely to happen, should not create serious
   problems to the respective maintainer.

5. Short overview of the tasks to be performed in order to use PGP
   authentication

   You must have a mntner object in the RIPE database with auth: other
   than NONE.  The mntner object has to be created in the traditional
   way.

   You must get a certificate of your own key and prepare a key-cert
   object from it. The object has to reference in mnt-by the mntner
   mentioned above.

   Create the key-cert object in the RIPE database, by sending the
   object prepared above to [e-mail]. Obviously you must pass
   the authentication checks required by the mntner object (i.e.  mail
   from a predefined address or send the correct password).





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   Change the mntner object to have the auth: attribute value of
   PGPKEY-<id>, where <id> is the hex id of your PGP key.

   Check all objects maintained by the given mntner (preferably with the
   command This is the only way to benefit from the stronger
   authentication method in order to assign more trustfulness to the
   database. Remember that you are the only person who can check for and
   correct possible inconsistencies.

   From now on always sign the (whole) update messages that refer to
   objects maintained by you, with the key you submitted to the RIPE
   database.







































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6. Example of objects using the new feature

   mntner:      AS3244-MNT
   descr:       BankNet, Budapest HU
   descr:       Eastern European Internet Provider via own VSAT network
   admin-c:     JZ38
   tech-c:      JZ38
   tech-c:      IR2-RIPE
   upd-to:      [e-mail]
   mnt-nfy:     [e-mail]
   auth:        PGPKEY-23F5CE35
   remarks:     This is the maintainer of all BankNet related objects
   notify:      [e-mail]
   mnt-by:      AS3244-MNT
   changed:     [e-mail] 19980525
   source:      RIPE

   key-cert: PGPKEY-23F5CE35
   method:   PGP
   owner:    Janos Zsako <[e-mail]>
   fingerpr: B5 D0 96 D0 D0 D3 2B B2  B8 C2 5D 22 D4 F5 78 92
   certif: -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
    Version: 2.6.2i
   +
    mQCNAzCqKdIAAAEEAPMSQtBNFFuTS0duoUiqnPHm05dxrI76rrOGwx+OU5tzGavx
    cm2iCInNtikeKjlIMD7FiCH1J8PWdZivpwhzuGeeMimT8ZmNn4z3bb6ELRyiZOvs
    4nfxVlh+kKKD9JjBfy8DnuMs5sT0jw4FEt/PYogJinFdndzywXHzGHEj9c41AAUR
    tB9KYW5vcyBac2FrbyA8enNha29AYmFua25ldC5uZXQ+iQCVAwUQMjkx2XHzGHEj
    9c41AQEuagP/dCIBJP+R16Y70yH75kraRzXY5rnsHmT0Jknrc/ihEEviRYdMV7X1
    osP4pmDU8tNGf0OfGrok7KDTCmygIh7/me+PKrDIj0YkAVUhBX3gBtpSkhEmkLqf
    xbhYwDn4DV3zF7f5AMsbD0UCBDyf+vpkMzgd1Pbr439iXdgwgwta50qJAHUDBRAy
    OSsrO413La462EEBAdIuAv4+Cao1wqBG7+gIm1czIb1M2cAM7Ussx6y+oL1d+HqN
    PRhx4upLVg8Eqm1w4BYpOxdZKkxumIrIvrSxUYv4NBnbwQaa0/NmBou44jqeN+y2
    xwxAEVd9BCUtT+YJ9iMzZlE=
    =w8xL
    -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
   remarks: This is an example of PGP key certificate
   mnt-by:  AS3244-MNT
   changed: [e-mail] 19980525
   source:  RIPE











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7. Security Considerations

   This document addresses authentication of transactions for making
   additions, deletions, and updates to the routing policy information
   through strong cryptographic means.  The authorization of these
   transactions are addressed in [1].

8. Acknowledgements

   The present proposal is the result of the discussions within the RIPE
   DBSEC Task Force, which was set up at RIPE 27 in Dublin at the
   initiative of Joachim Schmitz and Wilfried Woeber. The list of
   participants who have contributed to the discussions at different
   ocasions (TF meetings and via e-mail) is (in alphabetical order):
   Cengiz Allaettinoglu, Joao Luis Silva Damas, Havard Eidnes, Chris
   Fletcher, Daniel Karrenberg, David Kessens, Jake Khuon, Craig
   Labovitz, Carl Malamud, Dave Meyer, Maldwyn Morris, Sandy Murphy,
   Mike Norris, Carol Orange, Joachim Schmitz, Tom Spindler, Don
   Stikvoort, Curtis Villamizar, Gerald Winters, Wilfried Woeber, Janos
   Zsako.

9. References

   [1]  Meyer, D., Villamizar, C., Alaettinoglu, C. and S.  Murphy,
        "Routing Policy System Security", RFC 2725, December 1999.

10. Author's Address

   Janos Zsako
   BankNet
   1121 Budapest
   Konkoly-Thege ut 29-33.
   Hungary

   Phone: [phone]
   Fax:   [phone]
   EMail: [e-mail]














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11. Notices

   PGP is a commercial software.

   The IETF takes no position regarding the validity or scope of any
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   pertain to the implementation or use of the technology described in
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   this standard.  Please address the information to the IETF Executive
   Director.




























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12.  Full Copyright Statement

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