Authentication Schemes Based on the EAP-SIM Mechanism in GSM-WLAN Heterogeneous Mobile Networks
Shen-Ho Lin, Jung‐Hui Chiu, Sung‐Shiou Shen
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Shen-Ho Lin, Jung‐Hui Chiu, Sung‐Shiou Shen
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In the architecture of GSM-WLAN interworking, there are drawbacks related to authentication efficiency for processing loads in the RADIUS server. Therefore, this paper presents two authentication schemes, based on the EAP-SIM mechanism, to improve the authentication efficiency by balancing the processing loads among the RADIUS server and APs. The performance evaluation on the average authentication session time and the processing time for the conventional EAP-SIM authentication schemes and the proposed authentication schemes shows the efficiency improvement of the proposed schemes. It can save about 19% authentication processing time for the proposed full authentication, and about 75% authentication processing time for the proposed iterative fast authentication scheme.
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In the architecture of GSM-WLAN interworking, there are drawbacks related to authentication efficiency for processing loads in the RADIUS server. Therefore, this paper presents two authentication schemes, based on the EAP-SIM mechanism, to improve the authentication efficiency by balancing the processing loads among the RADIUS server and APs. The performance evaluation on the average authentication session time and the processing time for the conventional EAP-SIM authentication schemes and the proposed authentication schemes shows the efficiency improvement of the proposed schemes. It can save about 19% authentication processing time for the proposed full authentication, and about 75% authentication processing time for the proposed iterative fast authentication scheme.
Key concepts: Computer science, Generic Bootstrapping Architecture, Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol, Authentication (law), Computer network, Data Authentication Algorithm, Authentication protocol, Authentication server