Wireless device authentication and service access
A technology for service access and authenticator, applied in the direction of user identity/authority verification, electrical components, transmission systems, etc.
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[0014] figure 1 Diagram 100 illustrates an example of a system for single sign-on authentication of a client device to a network and access by the client device to services provided by the network. figure 1 The example system shown includes a computer readable medium 102 , a client device 104 , an authenticator network device 106 , a network authentication system 108 , and a device service management system 110 .
[0015] exist figure 1 In the example system shown, authenticator network device 106 , network authentication system 108 , and device service management system 110 are connected to each other via computer-readable medium 102 . As used herein, "computer-readable media" is intended to include all media that are legal (e.g., in the United States under 35 U.S.C. A claim to a computer-readable medium is required to the extent of this exclusion. Known statutory computer readable media include hardware (eg, registers, random access memory (RAM), nonvolatile (NV) memory, ...
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