Dave et all,
I agree that Authentication in the truest sense of the term is about knowing
and verifying who someone is or what something is (you can authenticate
things in addition to people). Also remember that authentication is NOT
restricted to just usernames and passwords. If we look at a busi
t's true -- and it may well be -- then EMU ought to expand the
> definition of EAP to explicitly include authorization related data, rather
> than making semantic, re-definitional, arguments that the authorization
> data
> is really authentication data.
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st right, then we will authenticate them
to the network and then they can be granted network access and normal
network authorization processes can take place through processes and
protocols that exist or will be created.
Bret
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