T/WAPIA 017-2012 Information technology (IT) remote communication and information exchange between systems LAN and metropolitan area network (MAN) specific requirements based on a three-party peer architecture for wired LAN security
T/WAPIA 017-2012 Information technology (IT) remote communication and information exchange between systems LAN and metropolitan area network (MAN) specific requirements based on a three-party peer architecture for wired LAN security
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: The TePA-based wired LAN MAC Security (TLSec) defined in this document mainly involves the TePA-based LAN Authentication Protocol (TLA) and the TLA-based LAN Privacy Protocol (TLP). The TLA protocol ensures the legitimate access of Ethernet nodes, while the TLP protocol guarantees the confidential data communication between Ethernet nodes. Main technical content: The TePA-based wired LAN MAC Security (TLSec) defined in this document is applicable to wired LANs, providing security access control and confidential communication functions at the media access control layer for wired LAN clients and network control (switching) devices. The TePA-based wired LAN MAC Security (TLSec) is suitable for the development and deployment of Ethernet products with enhanced security features.