> >>GEE is not a general purpose authentication
protocol. It
> is a generic
> >>EAP encapsulation mechanism that allows
demultiplexing of multiple
> >>simultaneous EAP conversations between a peer
and an
> authenticator.
> >>You say that the draft does describe the MVNO
scenarios well, so I
> >>guess we can safely conclude that it does its
job then.
> >Yes, I know GEE allows demulitplexing multiple EAP
> conversation. AFAIK,
> >MVNO is currently the only application for GEE. Do
you have
> any other
> >application in your mind?
Here no reply for author's company,
so I suppose there will be no any other applications
existed.
it means GEE could only be used for network access scenario,
and doesnt support any service.
It also means EAP demultiplexing is only needed for network
acess.
So the application will be quite narrow,
I could not understand why this solution could be accepted
by WG.
-Hui
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