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Title : Proxy Nodes in AAA Configurations
Author(s) : D. Mitton
Filename : draft-ietf-aaa-proxies-00.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 03-Nov-00
This document describes the issues and gives examples of typical proxy
systems in AAA applications. The purpose of this effort is to set the
reference space evaluating and improving AAA protocols, such as the
Diameter protocol, currently being reviewed in this WG. This first
version sets out some of the issues and requirements. The next version
will add some solution proposals.
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