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Open Grid Protocol: Service Establishment
draft-hamrick-ogp-auth-01

Document Type Expired Internet-Draft (individual)
Expired & archived
Authors Tess Chu , Meadhbh Hamrick , Mark Lentczner
Last updated 2009-07-13
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Abstract

Service establishment in the Open Grid Protocol is the process of creating an application layer association between a client application and a remote service responsible for managing an end entity's identity. Before a service may be used, the requesting party must present credentials, handle any per-entity authentication- time maintenance requirements, and request capabilities the client intends to use. Peer hosts to be authenticated include end users and remote domain hosts. Multiple mechanisms are defined for authentication, but all authentication and service establishment requests follow the same pattern.

Authors

Tess Chu
Meadhbh Hamrick
Mark Lentczner

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