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Title : PANA Mobility Optimizations with Session Keys Context (SKC)
Author(s) : D. Forsberg, et al.
Filename : draft-forsberg-pana-skc-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2005-10-21
This specification describes an extension to the PANA protocol that
enables usage of a AAA Proxy acting as a Key Distribution Center
(KDC) for multiple local PANA Authentication Agents. The AAA Proxy
acts as the contact point towards the AAA home server (single SA) and
a AAA server and KDC towards the PAAs. This document assumes that
the local network has multiple PAAs. To avoid signalling between
PAAs and the KDC, a Session Key Context is also defined which permits
to the KDC to proactively provide a set of keys to a PAA. Session
Keys can then be fetched using CXTP.
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