James Kempf wrote:
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> >
> > as i know,  there are two 802.11 deployments : with relays APs and with
> integrated AP/AR.
> > thus, i think this proposal(APs cache RAs) can be considered in IETF if
> 802.11 deployments with "integrated AP/AR" is considered. what do you think?
> >
> 
> If the AP and AR are integrated, then this proposal is no different than having
> the router send the RA after the MN has done the reassociate and 802.1x, if any.
> Again, a good idea in any case.
> 
> 
Yes, L2 triggers at the AR is a good idea, but it doesn't solve the
separate AR AP case.  Would it help to call the AR an RA proxy ;-)

            jak
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