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1 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 1 802 Handoff LinkSec Handoff Issues? David Johnston david.johnston@ieee.org dj.johnston@intel.com

2 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 2 First Session of 802 Handoff ECSG Launched, May 2003 Attendance –Monday – 30 –Tuesday – 19 –Thursday – 22 Total Attendance – 45 29 Separate organizations represented

3 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 3 Officers Chair –David Johnston, Intel Reluctant Recording Secretary –Paul Lin, Intel Vice Chair –None, volunteers welcome

4 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 4 Charter Consider the possibility of specifying a common handoff framework application to 802 standards, wired and wireless Consider placement of work (In a new working group or 802.1) Authorized to draft a PAR

5 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 5 Objectives Define scope and requirements –May work with all MACs and PHYs Without unnecessary overhead 802.x  802.y (where x could equal y) 802.x  non 802 –Consider how to address Authentication and Security Within the PAR? Coordinated with Link Security group Specify a framework that 802 MACs can adopt –MAC SAP Messages –MIB Entries –Other?

6 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 6 What it is not It is not proposed to implement a protocol for handoff –We are at the link layer. What are we handing off? –Entire problem cannot be solved at layer 2 So this is not a handoff standard!

7 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 7 Scenario Multi interfaced device –Docked Laptop with 802.3, 802.11 and 802.16e –Mobile IP session being used for VoIP and web traffic Laptop undocks –Needs to make a timely decision to switch to 802.11 and attach to a suitable AP. –Existing traffic should suffer minimum interruption Laptop moves out of building –Needs to make a timely decision to switch to 802.16e and choice a suitable BS –Existing traffic should suffer minimum interruption

8 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 8 What it is Focus is on –Enabling good handoff decisions Handoff decision data with interface –Signaling appropriately to L3 handoff capable entities L2 triggers Wired and Wireless –802.3 to 802.[11/15/16] are important cases

9 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 9 (very) Simplified Anatomy of a Handoff Something somewhere up the stack agrees, in its own way to handoff from one place to another –E.G. Mobile IP Consequently, down at the link layer, an attachment switches from one place to another –Association-authentication-authorization in one of several possible orders and flavors –Either by picking a new attachment point for an interface, or picking a new interface

10 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 10 The blocking behavior of 802.1x 802.1x allows access to the MAC Blocks access to all LSAPs above the LLC except for EAPoL until authentication has completed –So only MAC signalling and EAP available prior to authentication –This takes advantage of the common MSDU transport capability of different 802 networks. –A mechanism applicable to diverse 802 network types could not be codified in existing MAC signaling or EAP So current 802 authentication practice impacts on the transfer of handoff related information prior to authentication

11 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 11 Pre – auth Requirements Prior to attempting to authenticate, the mobile node may want to know whether it is worth the effort –Does the AP support my L3 network needs? –Do I have a payment method, auth protocol, subscription that will work on the candidate AP? –Can my QoS needs be met? It would be nice for the conduit for this information: –To not be blocked prior to authentication –To be applicable to diverse 802 network types

12 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 12 Extending the auth model be extended to support Handoff Extend set of pre authentication unblocked things from: –MAC signalling –EAPoL To: –MAC signalling –EAPol –Non sensitive handoff related data

13 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 13 For Example Extend the unblocked fork of 802.1x 802.2 EAPoL L3 Non Sensitive Handoff Information/ Protocol/negotiation L3

14 doc.: 802_Handoff_Linksec_Presentation Submission May. 2003 David Johnston, IntelSlide 14 So: One requirement Don’t make it impossible for the definition of the distribution of media independent handoff decision data prior to authentication –Allows mobile nodes to handoff based on good information –Enables mobile nodes to choose who they should bother authenticating to.


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