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Title : Local Key Exchange for Mobile IPv6 Local Binding
Security Association
Author(s) : C. Liu, H. Soliman
Filename : draft-liu-mobileip-lke-01.txt
Pages : 23
Date : 2003-3-5
This document describes a key management protocol for a mobile
computer to securely obtain keying material with an access router
in a visited link for use as the local binding security
association with the router. The protocol enables an IPv6 node to
utilize the access router as its temporary home agent and continue
to receive packets destined to its care-of address with the
temporary home agent as well as to send packets from this care-of
address when the nodes change its access router. To support this
operation, two new types of mobility headers and one Neighbor
Discovery option are defined. All IPv6 nodes MAY support this
protocol.
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