Unified authentication for integrated small cell and Wi-Fi networks
A network, network-time technology, applied in the field of unified authentication for integrating small cells and Wi‑Fi networks, can solve problems such as inefficiency, reduce the burden, and simplify the steps of mutual authentication
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[0081] Figure 9 Two different authentication paths are depicted for multi-RAT UE 214 accessing EPC 216 via an ISWN. UE 214 performs AKA algorithm with HSS 210 via HeNB 220 and MME 202 on the upper path for LTE connection, or uses AKA algorithm with HSS 210 via TWAN and AAA server on the lower path for WLAN connection. When UE 214 performs inter-RAT handover, it needs to re-run the authentication procedure with HSS 210 via MME 202 or AAA server 212 . The roles of MME 202 and 3GPP AAA server 212 are similar.
[0082] In an integrated small cell / Wi-Fi network, it is inefficient to re-run the complete authentication procedure at each handover event, with similar functionality provided by both the MME 202 and the AAA server 212 .
[0083] It should be understood that Figure 9 The functionality shown may be in the form of software (i.e., computer-executable instructions) stored in memory and executed on a processor of a wireless device or other device (e.g., a server, gateway, ...
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