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Title : EAP shared key methods documentation template
Author(s) : F. Bersani
Filename : draft-bersani-eap-sharedkeymethods-doctemplate-00.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2004-3-11
This document proposes a template for authors of EAP methods that
rely on shared keys, to document their work.
Since EAP methods have proliferated but only 4 are currently
standardized and since no simple shared key EAP method seems to be
widely available to replace EAP-MD5 that has been deprecated for
security reasons, this template is the first step towards
standardizing such an EAP method.
This document is indeed intended to help gather information on the
existing related work before requesting that a new work item be
opened at IETF to standardize a replacement for EAP-MD5.
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