1. DLP & Security March 2003 Month 2002 doc.: IEEE 802.11-02/xxxr0
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2. DLP is IBSS while in Infrastructure
Month 2002
doc.: IEEE /xxxr0
March 2003
DLP is IBSS while in Infrastructure
DLP allows IBSS while in infrastructure. Security can be solved by performing two distinct authentications. The first is in infrastructure and the second is in IBSS. This results in no further work required.
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3. Clients initially authenticate in infrastructure
March 2003
Clients initially authenticate in infrastructure
Client A
Client B
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4. DLP Handshake March 2003 Client A Client B
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5. Clients authenticate in IBSS
March 2003
Clients authenticate in IBSS
Client A
Client B
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6. Direct traffic allowed to flow
March 2003
Direct traffic allowed to flow
Data traffic
Client A
Client B
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7. What is the intent of DLP?
March 2003
What is the intent of DLP?
A) An IBSS network can be extended to infrastructure
B) An infrastructure network can be extended to include IBSS
C) Both of the above
This solution does not make any assumption of the intent of DLP.
This solution available without TGe & TGi coordination.
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