Saber Zrelli wrote: > I think that the problem tagetted by IAKERB are a big obstacle that > limit the scenarions where Kerberos can be used. > > Specially, concerning wireless access networks, Kerberos can be very > convenient due to the fact that tickets have life-times, which means > that clients do not need to ride the full authentication path each > time they perform a hand-over. Current methods based on EAP, are > defining context transfer protocols to attack the problem related to > the latency of handovers ( CTP for PANA in PANA wg ). Kerberos IMHO, > can offer fast handover in wireless access networks, but it requires > some complementary protocols such as IAKERB. > > I really think that working on this axis should be amongst the > milestones of kerberos wg.
There is only so much that the active members of the working group can work on at a given time. If members of the wireless community were to participate in the working group, it would increase the amount of work that can be accomplished. Jeffrey Altman
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