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A Kerberos-based single sign-on system for VoIP SIP servers and clients with a terminal mobility capability

With the increasing growth in VoIP services and applications in recent years, the problem of achieving a reliable two-way authentication between the server and the client has emerged as a fundamental concern. VoIP communications are generally handled using the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). However, SIP does not support two-way authentication and has poor terminal mobility capabilities. Accordingly, this study proposes a Kerberos-based architecture for accomplishing a single sign-on functionality and mutual authentication capability in VoIP SIP environments.