Enhanced trust relationship in an IEEE 802.1x network

Details Enhanced trust relationship in an IEEE 802.1x network Enhanced trust relationship in an IEEE 802.1x network

2008-01-29

2008-01-29

Sheikh, Ayaz (Department: 2131)

Information security

Access control or authentication

C726S003000, C726S004000, C726S012000, C726S021000, C713S154000, C713S155000, C713S168000, C709S219000, C709S223000, C709S225000, C709S229000, C379S088170, C455S411000, C455S414100

Reexamination Certificate

active

07325246

ABSTRACT:
Architecture for providing access to an IEEE 802.1x network. A trust relationship is created between a switch of the network and an access point of the network such that the access point is authorized to communicate over the network. The trust relationship is then extended from the access point to a wireless client requesting connection to the network such that access to the network by said wireless client is authorized.

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