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Title : Active Router Execution Environment Information in
Ipv6
Author(s) : O. Marce, D. Galand
Filename : draft-marce-an-ipv6-00.txt
Pages :
Date : 16-Nov-00
This memo documents a way to transport particular data for active
routers inside IPv6. It uses the Ipv6 extension headers to transport
information on the data, coding the type of execution environment it
is designated.
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