| 2015-01-13 |
Jan 2015 Interim |
Referred to 802.1 Security TG |
Technical experts review |
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| 2015-03-07 |
Mar 2015 Plenary |
Status in http://www.ieee802.org/1/private/email2/msg22740.html
The existing description of the table describes its persistence. See discussion of maintenance request #154 above for a discussion of what ieee8021XPaePortAuthenticatorEnable means. In particular it does not mean that useEAP is set to a value other than 'Never', it simply means that the implemented capability is available for use, not that the Logon Process has decided to set authenticate to take the PACP state machine (figure 8-6 or figure 8-7) out of UNAUTHENTICATED state.
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Rejected |
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| 2015-03-07 |
May 2015 Interim |
Status in http://www.ieee802.org/1/private/email2/msg22740.html
The existing description of the table describes its persistence. See discussion of maintenance request #154 above for a discussion of what ieee8021XPaePortAuthenticatorEnable means. In particular it does not mean that useEAP is set to a value other than 'Never', it simply means that the implemented capability is available for use, not that the Logon Process has decided to set authenticate to take the PACP state machine (figure 8-6 or figure 8-7) out of UNAUTHENTICATED state.
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Rejected |
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| 2015-03-07 |
Jul 2015 Plenary |
Status in http://www.ieee802.org/1/private/email2/msg22740.html
The existing description of the table describes its persistence. See discussion of maintenance request #154 above for a discussion of what ieee8021XPaePortAuthenticatorEnable means. In particular it does not mean that useEAP is set to a value other than 'Never', it simply means that the implemented capability is available for use, not that the Logon Process has decided to set authenticate to take the PACP state machine (figure 8-6 or figure 8-7) out of UNAUTHENTICATED state.
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Rejected |
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