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Title : Time Efficient context Transfer (TEXT)
Author(s) : M. Nakhjiri
Filename : draft-nakhjiri-seamoby-text-ct-02.txt
Pages : 23
Date : 2003-3-4
This document presents a context transfer proposal that allows
completion of context transfer outside timing critical message
sequence for handover. The context transfer process is initiated
at a moment of MNĘs choice (in regard to layer 2 and 3 handover
and MNĘs traffic) and is completed without a disruption in the
flow of MNĘs real time traffic. This proposal is in line with the
current fast handover framework within Mobile IP WG [3]. Although
this document provides a specific recommendation, the framework
proposed here, along with multiple alternatives that are
mentioned, provides a great amount of flexibility in detailed
design of context transfer. A minimum reliability mechanism for
ensuring quality of transferred context is added to provide
context updates that cannot be achieved by any transport protocol.
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