Key Exchange for Network Architectures (KENA)
draft-mkhalil-mobileip-kena-00
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| Authors | Emad Qaddoura , Haseeb Akhtar , Mohamed M. Khalil , Raja Narayanan | ||
| Last updated | 1999-10-19 | ||
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Abstract
As deployment of global IP networks become more widespread, there are several challenges that become apparent, one of the more important ones being secure access from a users perspective. Based on the users service requirements, secure access will have to be setup between a multitude of nodes in a distributed fashion. The nature of these security requirements may well be real-time and dynamic in nature and MUST protect the confidentiality of the user. These requirements are clearly manifested in the mobility domain. This draft outlines a general purpose Key Exchange framework for Network Architectures [KENA] with centralised key generation and management tailored for distributed nodes. The draft also describes a specific implementation of KENA in the IP mobility domain by extending Mobile IP [Perkins96].
Authors
Emad Qaddoura
Haseeb Akhtar
Mohamed M. Khalil
Raja Narayanan
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