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Title : Mobile IPv4 Extension for Configuration Options
Exchange
Author(s) : J. Bharatia, K. Chowdhury
Filename : draft-bharatia-mobileip-gen-mipv4-ext-02.txt
Pages : 4
Date : 2003-6-5
IP Mobility support for IPv4 [RFC3344] defines a short and skippable
extension header format intended to extend the Mobile IP extension
address space. Based on the format presented in [RFC3344], this
draft defines a Mobile IP extension for configuration options, which
SHOULD be used by any Mobile IP entity to exchange information of
the network entities like DNS server address, previous Foreign Agent
(FA) address, address of a session manager etc.
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