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Title : EAP over CDMA2000 (EAPoCDMA2000)
Author(s) : P. Agashe, F. Quick
Filename : draft-pagashe-eapcdma2000-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 2003-1-16
This document specifies the Extensible Authentication Protocol over
CDMA2000 (EAPoCDMA2000) to be used for service access authentication.
Before a CDMA2000 access terminal is granted access to a service
provided by a service provider in a CDMA2000 access network, the
service provider may use EAPoCDMA2000 to authenticate the access
terminal. EAPoCDMA2000 is a variation of the Extensible
Authentication Protocol (PPP EAP) [2]. EAPoCDMA2000 allows
authentication over CDMA2000 link layer technology. EAPoCDMA2000 uses
UDP as its transport protocol.
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