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6 Finite State Machine for the Authentication Server

6 Finite State Machine for the Authentication Server

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Figure 1.1 Different layers in the Service Management Protocol Framework
Figure 2.2 Components of the Service Management Framework Figure 2.2...
Figure 2.4 Finite State Machine for the Service Manager
Figure 2.5 Finite State Machine for the Client
+4 Figure 2.6 Finite State Machine for the Authentication Server
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