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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2015
Filed:
Dec. 31, 2007
Woojune Kim, Arlington, MA (US);
Woojune Kim, Arlington, MA (US);
Airvana LP, Chelmsford, MA (US);
Abstract
A mobile station can be authenticated by, for example, sending a challenge to a mobile station, and receiving a first authentication response from the mobile station through a wireless link, the first authentication response being generated based on the challenge and an authentication key stored at the mobile station. A second authentication response is generated based on the first authentication response. The second authentication response is provided to an IMS network for authenticating the mobile station to enable the mobile station to access the IMS network. In some examples, an authentication response of the mobile station is carried in an SIP message sent from the femtocell to a server that can authenticate the mobile station or forward the authentication response to another server that can authenticate the mobile station. Authentication of the mobile station can be performed as an integrated part of or separate from a registration process.