All,
As promised, this draft shows how IPv4 based communications can be
supported by a dual stack mobile node that only supports Mobile IPv6
(MIPv6). The aim is to use MIPv6 for mobility services while the
Mobile can still use its dual stack capabilities for IPv4
communications without the need for translation.
This draft is also relevant to recent discussions on the IPng list regarding
use of CCoA as source address in Mobile IPv6 Spec. In the draft we use the
MIPv6 CCoA to request an IPv4 address from the local DHCPv6 server (ala
DSTM).
Regards
George
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> Title : IPv4 over Mobile IPv6 for Dual Stack nodes
> Author(s) : G. Tsirtsis, A. O'Neill, S. Corson
> Filename : draft-tsirtsis-v4-over-mipv6-00.txt
> Pages : 4
> Date : 21-Aug-00
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> In this document we show how IPv4 based communications can be
> supported by a dual stack mobile node that only supports Mobile IPv6
> (MIPv6). The aim is to use MIPv6 for mobility services while the
> Mobile can still use its dual stack capabilities for IPv4
> communications without the need for translation.
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