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Title : EAP based Proxy Mobile IP key bootstrapping: A WiMAX applicability example
Author(s) : M. Nakhjiri, N. Venkitaraman
Filename : draft-nakhjiri-pmip-key-02.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2006-2-1
The specification for a EAP based keying methodology for Proxy Mobile
IP security is a topic of interest within some standard bodies such
as WiMAX and is still under consideration. In this document, the
authors intend to provide an first pass illustration on how the EAP
keying framework may be used for bootstrapping keys between two
agents performing a network service such as Proxy Mobile IP function.
Care is taken so that the solution is aligned as closely as possible
to the guidelines provided by the EAP Keying framework [EAPKEY]. The
solution is, however, fitted to the constraints of the existing SDO
scenarios and may not fully fit a future generic application keying
solutions defined by HOAKEY.
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