From: Pekka Pessi
The EAP applications on SIM should be handled separately. The
EapSimAuthenticate and EapAkaAuthenticate do not require a special EAP
application on SIM, but they use ordinary cellular authentication.
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doc/sim-authentication-api.txt | 66
Hi Pekka,
> The EAP applications on SIM should be handled separately. The
> EapSimAuthenticate and EapAkaAuthenticate do not require a special EAP
> application on SIM, but they use ordinary cellular authentication.
> ---
> doc/sim-authentication-api.txt | 66
>
Hi Marcel,
2011/1/3 Marcel Holtmann :
>> The EAP applications on SIM should be handled separately. The
>> EapSimAuthenticate and EapAkaAuthenticate do not require a special EAP
>> application on SIM, but they use ordinary cellular authentication.
>> ---
>> doc/sim-authentication-api.txt | 66
>
Hi Pekka,
> >> The EAP applications on SIM should be handled separately. The
> >> EapSimAuthenticate and EapAkaAuthenticate do not require a special EAP
> >> application on SIM, but they use ordinary cellular authentication.
> >> ---
> >> doc/sim-authentication-api.txt | 66
> >> ++
Hi Marcel,
2011/1/3 Marcel Holtmann :
> yep, that is similar to what I was thinking about.
I'll update the proposal.
> Andrew is currently
> looking on how to do SIM application discovery. So I like to get his
> input on this as well.
The AT+CUAD looks straightforward enough. Unfortunately I've
Hi Pekka,
> > Andrew is currently
> > looking on how to do SIM application discovery. So I like to get his
> > input on this as well.
>
> The AT+CUAD looks straightforward enough. Unfortunately I've yet to
> see a modem implementing AT+CUAD.
the MBM F35xx does support this. At least when I quick
