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Title : A grammar for Policies in a Generic AAA Environment
Author(s) : A. Taal et al.
Filename : draft-irtf-aaaarch-generic-policy-03.txt
Pages : 16
Date : 2003-2-13
In this document the concept of a so-called Driving Policy is pre-
sented. A Driving Policy determines the behavior of an AAA server
(Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) when it is confronted
with a specific message type of the AAA protocol. The first part
of this document defines the role of a Driving Policy and how it
fits into the AAA concept. According to the model presented, the
main task of a Driving Policy is to describe which pre-conditions
have to be checked before the corresponding actions, needed to
fulfill an incoming AAA request, can be called, and how to deal
with the post-conditions of these actions. In the second part a
grammar is proposed for these Driving Policies accompanied by the
necessary comments about the semantics.
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