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Title : Improving the Architectural Alignment for FMIPv6
Author(s) : J. Kempf, J. Wood
Filename : draft-kempf-mobileip-fmipv6-sem-00.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2002-11-1
The FMIPv6 draft proposes a number of changes in the local link and
routing information exchange architecture for wireless networks that
are not quite aligned with standard IETF protocols, including the
base MIPv6 protocol itself. This draft proposes modifications of
FMIPv6 to tighten the semantics of anticipated care-of address
configuration around the prehandover signaling as a logical
extension of Router Discovery, and around the HI/HAck exchange as a
logical extension of routing information propagation. It also
proposes some extensions to Router Discovery for reactive handover
to piggyback signaling for quickly establishing a tunnel to the
Previous Access Router on top of standard RFC 2461 Router Discovery
signaling.
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