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Title : IGMP for user Authentication Protocol (IGAP)
Author(s) : T. Hayashi et al.
Filename : draft-hayashi-igap-00.txt
Pages : 22
Date : 2002-10-30
IP Multicast applications are becoming more common. Two key concerns
raised by the providers of such applications are the lack of control
on what users can get multicast traffic and a method for tracking
user usage (such as how long these users are joined to a multicast
group).
This document introduces the IGMP for user Authentication Protocol
(IGAP). IGAP extends the existing IGMPv2 protocol to add user
authentication functionality. IGAP enables an IP multicast service
provider to authenticate requests to join a specific multicast group
based on user information.
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