Local Subnet Mobility Problem Statement
draft-proberts-local-subnet-mobility-problem-02
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| Authors | Phil R. Roberts , John A. Loughney | ||
| Last updated | 2001-11-29 | ||
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Abstract
This document specifies a problem statement for investigation within the IRTF. There are a couple of seemingly unrelated problems that have led investigators to converge on the desirability of implementing a routing protocol whose purpose is to allow a mobile node to retain connectivity via its current IP subnet while it moves within the scope of the micro mobility domain.
Authors
Phil R. Roberts
John A. Loughney
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