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Title : Considerations on IP Spatial Location Protocol
Requirements
Author(s) : M. Ylianttila, J. Makela, K. Pahlavan
Filename : draft-ylianttila-isl-prot-req-00.txt
Pages : 14
Date : 12-Apr-00
This document addresses those requirements for IP spatial location
protocol that emerges from the situation where mobile hosts (MH) use
location information in the inter-domain mobility management. While IP
spatial location protocol has many other usage cases, this document
focuses on the requirements for mobile IP device that needs to know the
whereabouts of IP subnetwork to be visited in order to prepare for
handoff. Three inter-technology handoff (ITHO) scenarios and the related
problems are presented, and the requirements for the system
architecture, terminal and IP spatial location protocol are outlined.
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