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From: Jari Arkko (jari.arkko |
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| Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 07:23:03 -0400 (EDT) | |
Hi Florent,
--Jari
I find the following confusing. In section 2.4, I read
"PMK Name
The PMK has no name of its own, and is only identified by the AAA- Key from which it is derived."
but in Section 3.4.1, I find "PMKID (security association identifier)"... so it seems to me that the PMK has no name but has an identifier (defined in clause 8.5.1.2 of IEEE 802.11i IIRC). I guess it could be worth clarifying this subtlety, wouldn't it?
Requested change
Would our 802.11i experts approve the following: "PMK Name
The PMK may be named by its identifier PMKID defined in clause 8.5.1.2 of [IEEE80211i]."
I agree that the current text is confusing. On the other hand, there's a distinction between what the keying framework documents and what additional things may be done by link layers.
OK but my understanding is that the PMK is bound to a specific link layer, namely IEEE 802.11i
Hmm... yes, indeed. Thinking about this again, your text starts to sound better.
--Jari
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Issue on eap-keying: PMK naming Florent Bersani, October 4 2004
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Re: Issue on eap-keying: PMK naming Florent Bersani, October 4 2004
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Re: Issue on eap-keying: PMK naming Jari Arkko, October 4 2004
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