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Title : Guidelines for Mobile IP and IPSec VPN Usage
Author(s) : S. Tessier
Filename : draft-tessier-mobileip-ipsec-01.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 2002-12-2
This document highlights some of the issues that should be considered
when IPSec [2] and Mobile IP [3] inter-work with each other.
This work finds some applications in the following fields: VPN
traversal requirement [4], IPSec Remote access client co-located
with a Mobile Node, IPSec security Gateway running in parallel with
a Home Agent or a MIP Proxy [5]. The purpose of this document is
informational. Rather that strictly indicating how both protocol
should take advantages of each other (IPSec running on top of Mobile
IP or the other way around), which is a subjective task left to the
user and implementation developers of both protocol, it rather
proposes some usage guidelines and general considerations regarding
the preference of one solution over the other one.
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