Updated April 16, 2002

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CDMA 2000, Wireless VPNs, Wireless Security

April 24, 2002. San Francisco, California. Hosted by Qualcomm.
Chair: Peter Rysavy, Rysavy Research.

CONTENTS

Background
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Location
Hotel Information
Registration
Information for Presenters

CDMA carriers are upgrading their networks to CDMA2000 1XRTT technology.
1XRTT promises enhanced packet-data services that will enable a broad range
of applications. We intend to investigate the capabilities of this technology.

In addition, we intend to investigate the operation of VPNs across wireless networks,
and to examine wireless security issues in general.

Proposed topics include:

• CDMA2000 1XRTT capabilities, architecture, protocols
• Using VPNs with wireless networks
• Wireless specific VPNs versus conventional VPNs
• Security across heterogeneous (e.g. cellular/WLAN) networks
• Compatibility issues
• IP address management in wireless networks and effect on VPNs
• Status of WLAN security standards
• Other wireless security issues
• Other topics to be determined

PRELIMINARY AGENDA

Note that we are currently developing the agenda. We will update this page as we
finalize the agenda.

TUESDAY, APRIL 23, CDMA2000 1XRTT WORKSHOP

Verizon Wireless is hosting their CDMA2000 1XRTT network. Our testing will
emphasize VPN compatibility (as well as general connectivity) with this network.
Sierra Wireless and Kyocera will be providing wireless devices.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,  8:30 AM TO 4:30 PM - PCCA MEETING
Note new hours (previously 9:00 to 4:00)

• Introductions
• Hosting company presentation, Ryan Gorostiza, Qualcomm
• PCCA business items
• Review and planning of future 2002 meetings
• Review of action items from previous meeting
• Review of interoperability workshop program and prior day workshop results,

Ron Smith, Intel
• Ongoing PCCA projects
• +WS46=27: GMR-1 final vote
• PCCA NDIS Wireless Objects (status)
• AT Commands via IP (status)
• Verizon's 1XRTT Network, Franke Martinez, Verizon Wireless
• CDMA2000 Architecture, Protocols and Performance, Peter Rysavy, Rysavy Research
• BREW, Brian Kelley, Qualcomm
• Wireless LAN Security Architectures, Rich Neves, ReefEdge
• Wireless Driver Design Direction, Warren Barkley, Microsoft
• Challenges of Wireless Security, Paul Fahn, Certicom
• Carrier Provided VPNs Versus End-to-end VPNs, Elvis Tucker, Megisto Systems
• Security Models for Heterogeneous Networks, Emil Sturniolo, NetMotion Wireless
• Wireless NDIS, MCPC Update, Market Forecast, Hiroyuki Sakamoto, MCPC
• Technical discussion
• Development of recommendations and action items

The meeting will be held in a meeting room at the Westin Hotel San Francisco Airport.

HOTEL INFORMATION

Westin Hotel San Francisco Airport
1 Old Bayshore
Millbrae, Ca  94030
650-692-3500

The Westin offers a complimentary shuttle service.

REGISTRATION

The registration deadline is April 17, 2002.

If you are interested in participating in the workshop on the 23rd, please contact Ron Smith
(PCCA Wireless Workshop Chair) at 503-456-1649, ronald.m.smith@intel.com. If you are
interested in participating in the meeting on the 24th (even if you are going to the workshop),
please register by sending e-mail to pcca@pcca.org. Please include your name, company
name, title, e-mail address and phone number.

Organizations that are not PCCA members, and that have not attended prior PCCA meetings,
may attend either the workshop or PCCA meeting for a fee of $400 per person, or both for $500.
This fee is waived under special circumstances.

INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS

The following information is for people presenting at this PCCA meeting:

• Presentations are typically 30 minutes to 45 minutes long unless arranged otherwise.
• This is a technical audience, so please make the presentations technical. Emphasis

should be on industry issues and proposed solutions versus selling your product.
• There is usually a 5 to 15 minute discussion following the presentation.
• We will provide an LCD projector.
• The audience is technical, consisting mostly of engineering and program managers.
• Generally, 30 to 50 people attend each meeting, representing a broad spectrum of

the wireless industry, including carriers, infrastructure vendors, device vendors,
software vendors and computer vendors.
• If you are presenting a technical contribution, please provide hard copy for attendees.

We will advise you on the number.
• We request a copy of your presentation (PDF or PPT) before the meeting so that we

can post it in the members area of the PCCA web page.