An Evaluation of Multi-Role Access Routers Specification and Validation of an IDKE aware Access Router
Rene Alexander Soltwisch, Constantin Werner, Dieter Hogrefe
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Rene Alexander Soltwisch, Constantin Werner, Dieter Hogrefe
Abstract
The inter domain key exchange protocol (IDKE) is a newly developed approach to forward credentials between access routers. The IDKE protocol utilizes an IP based infrastructure to transfer a session-key due to mobile handover. This paper presents an SDL model of the IDKE protocol aware access router particularly with respect to robustness to multiple concurrent and non-sequential mobile initiated handovers. This paper will show how an access router is able to detect and handle these events
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The inter domain key exchange protocol (IDKE) is a newly developed approach to forward credentials between access routers. The IDKE protocol utilizes an IP based infrastructure to transfer a session-key due to mobile handover. This paper presents an SDL model of the IDKE protocol aware access router particularly with respect to robustness to multiple concurrent and non-sequential mobile initiated handovers. This paper will show how an access router is able to detect and handle these events
Key concepts: Computer science, Computer network, Router, Handover, Key (lock), Mobile IP, Protocol (science), Distributed computing