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Title : Mobile Controlled Movement Tracking Local Mobility
Agent Selection for Mobile IPv6
Author(s) : Y. Xu et al.
Filename : draft-xu-mobileip-mcmtlmas-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2003-2-24
This document introduces a Local Mobility Agent selection algorithm
in the Localized Mobility Management of Mobile IPv6. This proposed
selection algorithm locates a Local Mobility Agent to register a
visiting mobile node in a foreign domain where multiple Local Mobility
Agents are deployed. The domain architecture, Local Mobility Agent
selection and registration procedures are specified. This algorithm
selects Local Mobility Agent on a per mobile node basis and reduces
registration delay. It also helps to distribute the registration
load to all the Local Mobility Agents, avoiding overcrowding at a
particular one.
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