PANA Usage Scenarios

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PANA Usage Scenarios Updates
(draft-ietf-pana-usage-scenarios-02.txt)
Yoshihiro Ohba ([email protected])
Subir Das ([email protected])
Basavaraj Patil ([email protected])
Hesham Soliman ([email protected])
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Objective
• Illustrate examples/scenarios where PANA
can be applied
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Contents
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A set of usage scenarios to which PANA
could be applied
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Mobile IPv6
CDMA2000
DSL/Cable modem
Limited scope access network
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PANA for Mobile IPv6
• Mobile IPv6 does not have the equivalent of
an FA
• Access network needs to authenticate the
user before the MN can send BUs to the HA
or CN
• Access authentication can be accomplished
via PANA
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AAA
HA
PANA
PaC
PAA
Binding
Update
ASP
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Packet Data Network Authentication in
CDMA2000 using PANA
• Authentication in CDMA2000 for packet data
access is based on multi-layer authentication
– Cellular systems’ authentication for device
authentication
– In addition, higher layer authentication is performed for
user authentication (via PPP and Mobile IP)
• PANA can be used for authentication in the case of
Simple IP service in lieu of PPP
– Becomes even more compelling if PPP is substituted by
some other protocol for carrying IP
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Cellular systems’
authentication
MSC/HLR
BSC
PaC
PDSN
PAA
RAN
PANA
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Authentication in Broadband Networks
(DSL/Cable Modem) using PANA
• PANA could be used for DSL/cable modem
instead of PPPoE
– More efficient than PPPoE
– Since PANA is supposed to be L2-agnostic, it
would transparently work with any
intermediary L2 devices (hubs or switches)
between PaC and PAA
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PANA
PaC
DSL
modem
Home
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DSLAM
PAA
DSL provider
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Limited scope access networks using PANA
• Limited scope access is unrestricted
• Access to Internet initiates PANA exchange
for authentication
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PANA
PaC
WLAN AP
Campus map/
flight schedule,
etc.
Edge
subnet
PAA
Local web server
PaC
Free access
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Charged access
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Thank you!
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Why PANA?
• Need for network access authentication at higher layer
when L2 that does not have authentication mechanism
– Not all L2 technologies support carrying EAP (not all IEEE 802
devices implement 802.1X)
– Assuming every L2 to carry EAP is not realistic
– Using PPP authentication for shared media is inefficient
• Need for higher layer authentication on top of L2
authentication
– Multi-layer authentication is widely used and common higher layer
authentication carrier protocol needs to be standardized
– Web-based authentication that is widely used in hot-spot network
access is known to be proprietary hack
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802.1X with
dynamic key
distribution
PANA
PANA
WLAN AP
hub/
switch
DSL
modem
Home
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DSLAM
DSL provider
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802.1X with
dynamic key
distribution
PANA
WLAN AP Router
DSL
modem
Home
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DSLAM
DSL provider
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