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Title : Regional Mobile IPv6 mobility management
Author(s) : K. Suh
Filename : draft-suh-rmm-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 2002-10-29
This document defines a new protocol, namely, Regional Mobile IPv6
mobility management (RMM/RMIPv6). RMM mechanism satisfies the LMM
requirements while it is more flexible mobility management scheme
than existing solution, for example HMIPv6. This document therefore
describes methods to be used to reduce the amount of signaling to
the Home Agent and Correspondent Nodes. In addition, this scheme
is flexible enough to adapt to any network topology assumed by
IPv6. The network that using RMM/RMIPv6 is robust against the failure
or the performance degradation. The mechanism is intended to reuse
the Care of Address. Moreover, the forwarding tunnel length from
an anchor point to a Mobile Node can be a controllable or
configurable.
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