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Title : CHAP-based Authentication for DHCPv6
Author(s) : M. Ota, M. Yanagiya
Filename : draft-ota-dhc-auth-chap-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2005-6-30
In delayed authentication in DHCPv6[RFC3315], the hardware
identifier is used to select the key, and the key is exchanged
between the server and the client in advance. Therefore, when a user
tries to use a new device, it is necessary to add key information to
the new device and DHCPv6 servers.
In this document, we propose a procedure for introducing
CHAP[RFC1994] into the DHCPv6 authentication procedure. This
procedure allows the client get the host configuration information
related to the user and exchanges a secret key to use in later
sequence.
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