Optionally, this implementation supports tunneling RaSTA through Datagram TLS (DTLS). DTLS can be used to improve security against active attackers, at the expense of requiring set-up and maintenance of a Public-Key Infrastructure (PKI).
Compiling librasta with DTLS support requires the wolfssl run-time libraries and headers. For example, on Debian/Ubuntu, the package wolfssl-dev is required.
In order to enable the support, use the ENABLE_RASTA_TLS cmake parameter.
After that, you can use the TLS-related configuration options.
See examples/config/rasta_[client1|server]_local.cfg configuration examples for documentation of the options.
In a nutshell, you have to enable DTLS globally and supply the path to the used Root CA certificate (client) or Root CA certificate, server certificate, and server private key (server).
Also, you need to specify the host name of the server certificate.
The client will validate that the server posesses a certificate that was signed by the given Root CA (and the corresponding private key) and that the hostname matches what was expected, while there is no server-side validation of the client.
The example_local_dtls binary will generate suitable certificates, start a server and connect a client to the server. Use the examples/example_scripts/example_dtls.sh script to test whether the connection succeeds.