Policy distribution point for setting up network-based services
A "policy distribution point" (PDP) allows service drivers to be installed remotely and automatically without rebooting the PDP or otherwise interrupting existing network-based services. The exposure of sensitive configuration data to non-secure networks is minimized by placing PDPs close...
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| creator | Burke, Richard Bellinger, Douglas Phillips, Thomas Argentina, Antonino Baptiste, Andrea Delahousse, Gaetan Stewart, Geoff Raoux, Wendy Richard, Luc Bazin, Stephanie Brookes, Scott Rhude, Patrick |
| description | A "policy distribution point" (PDP) allows service drivers to be installed remotely and automatically without rebooting the PDP or otherwise interrupting existing network-based services. The exposure of sensitive configuration data to non-secure networks is minimized by placing PDPs close to the devices to be configured. Service drivers on the PDP can be reused to configure multiple devices of the same type. The PDP receives an "activation" and uses a service driver on the PDP to translate the activation into "device-specific instructions." The device-specific instructions are sent to a device and configure the device to set up the network-based service. One or more PDPs can be used to configure both computing device and networking devices to provide a single service. |
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