name: WWSF
full_form: WebRTC Web Server Function
context: in a third party domain. 0. WWSF obtains authorization token 0.1 General: The WWSF requests an authorization token from the WAF. The WWSF or the WAF authenticates the user via âweb credentialsâ, i.e. credentials as commonly used for access to web based services, for example a username and password. The WWSF can choose not to authenticate the user if the user is to remain anonymous. Example of OAuth 2.0: When using the example of OAuth 2.0 then the following authorization flows defined by OAuth 2.0 is used. - Client Credentials flow: The WAF authenticates only the WWSF and the authorization is performed without user involvement. As part of the authorization, the WAF verifies that the WWSF has the necessary permissions to access the IMS account indicated in the request. It is assumed that the WWSF has authenticated the user prior to sending the token request unless it is a case of anonymous access granted by the WWSF. In the example of OAuth 2.0 the authorization token is an access
description: The WebRTC Web Server Function (WWSF) is a network component responsible for handling web-based services and interactions, including authentication and authorization processes, in the context of IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) and WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication). It plays a crucial role in managing access to web-based services and ensuring secure communication between different network entities.
explanation: The WWSF is classified as a Network Function due to its involvement in handling web-based services, authentication, and authorization processes within the IMS and WebRTC context. The provided context highlights its role in interacting with other network components, such as the WAF (Web Application Firewall), and managing access to web-based services.
section_title: X.4.2.3	Procedures
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