sandoche Balakrichenan <sandoche.balakrichenan@afnic.fr> wrote: > The idea initially is to have IoT devices (e.g. LoRa devices) authenticated > in visited networks based on its identifier. For example, a LoRa end-device > which has established authentication in its home network (e.g. in University > A) should be able to connect to a gateway and Network Server in a visited > network (e.g. In University B) with the same security credentials. Don't LoRA devices use SIMs/eSIMs for network onboarding? I.e. they are one-touch. > This is not a new idea. We can see that there have been related works at the > IETF, WBA alliance etc. > The purpose of this mail is to know if any of you are aware of similar work > and will this topic be of interest for the RIPE community? Given the extremely low bandwidth of LoRA, it seems difficult to do much. My colleagues at CIRALabs did something that might be similar to what you want, as it deals with the connection/onboarding to the *application* server, not the network itself, which is assumed to be managed by the Telco: https://github.com/CIRALabs/CIRA-Secure-IoT-Registry/blob/master/CIRA%20Labs... -- Michael Richardson <mcr+IETF@sandelman.ca>, Sandelman Software Works -= IPv6 IoT consulting =-