Network Mobility with Proxy Mobile IPv6
draft-petrescu-netext-pmip-nemo-01
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Authors | Alexandre Petrescu , Michael Math Boc , Christophe Janneteau | ||
Last updated | 2013-01-12 (Latest revision 2012-07-11) | ||
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Abstract
The Proxy Mobile IPv6 protocol supports Mobile Hosts moving independently, but not Mobile Routers in charge of moving networks. This draft addresses this problem. The goal is to allow bidirectional communication between a Local Fixed Node (in the moving network) and a Correspondent Node (situated arbitrarily somewhere in the Internet). First, a mechanism of "prefix division" is presented, whereby the Home Network Prefix typically assigned by PMIPv6 to a MH is used by MR to form Mobile Network sub-Prefix(es); they are used by LFNs within the moving network to form addresses; this avoids changes in the PMIPv6 protocol specification. A second mechanism proposes enhancements to the use of the DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation protocol entities informing the PMIPv6 entities about the allocated MNP; this is achieved by equaling MNID and DUID.
Authors
Alexandre Petrescu
Michael Math Boc
Christophe Janneteau
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