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Upper Layer Network Access Protocol for User Registration

Explore the necessity and benefits of an upper layer network registration protocol, enabling seamless access to various networks, services, and resources with standardized registration across multiple access types.

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Upper Layer Network Access Protocol for User Registration

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  1. Basic User Registration Protocol BoF Basavaraj Patil/Nokia Subir Das/Telcordia Technologies IETF-50 March 20, 2001

  2. Agenda • Problem Statement 10 Mins -- Basavaraj Patil • Perspectives 30 Mins • Pros and Cons of Upper Layer Network Access -- Bernard Aboba ( 7 mins) • Requirements for High-speed Internet Access in Public Places -- Anand B. ( 8 mins) • Applicability of a user registration protocol -- Yoshihiro Ohba (7 mins) • Why BURP is required in wireless nets -- Pat Calhoun (8 mins) • Discussion of related I-Ds 10 Mins • George Tsirtsis (draft-ietf-dhc-aaa-ra-00.txt) (5 mins) • Charles Perkins (draft-perkins-aaav6-03.txt) (5 mins) • Discussions 10 Mins • Yay or Nay • Next Steps

  3. Problem Scope • Networks and operators require a user to register in order to provide access to the network or access to value added services. • Registration provides the network the user's identity and other related information thereby enabling the operator to authenticate the user and authorize access to services and resources in addition to having a mechanism for charging/accounting. • Current user registration mechanisms are built into the lower layers thereby making them access specific; An upper layer protocol will enable the usage of a common registration mechanism for multiple access types.

  4. Problem Scope Contd.. • AAA (RADIUS/DIAMETER) protocols exist within the network and use information about the user obtained via mechanisms such as PPP to authenticate and authorize as well as charge(accounting). A registration protocol should be the mechanism that exists between the user and the network which carries information used by AAA entities. • Two aspects to network access: configuration and registration; The objective with a registration protocol is only registration.

  5. WLAN BS BURP AAA DSLAM Internet

  6. WLAN BS BURP AAA DSLAM Local Subnet Apps Server Internet

  7. Information • To subscribe: urp-request@research.telcordia.com Subject : subscribe • Discussion urp@research.telcordia.com • Archive ftp://ftp.research.telcordia.com/pub/Group.archive/urp/archive

  8. BURPIES??? BURP's mission is to promote the production and knowledge of good beer. http://burp.org

  9. Next Steps • Charter creation and AD approval • Produce a requirements draft • Propose solution

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