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Title : Address Pool based Stateful NCoA Configuration for
FMIPv6
Author(s) : H. Jung et al.
Filename : draft-jung-mipshop-stateful-fmipv6-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 2003-8-29
The DAD procedure for NCoA validation is a burden for achieving the
fast MIPv6 handover. The existing stateless and DHCPv6-based stateful
NCoA configuration schemes are all concerned with the DAD process at
NAR. This document describes an NCoA address pool based stateful NCoA
configuration for MIPv6 fast handover (FMIPv6). To reduce the DAD
handling time during the handover, the NCoA pools are established at
NAR (in the reactive stateful scheme) or PAR (in the proactive
stateful scheme). An NCoA pool maintains a list of NCoAs already
confirmed by the corresponding NAR. In response to a handover request,
the NAR or PAR will allocate a confirmed NCoA to the MN. By the
address pool based stateful NCoA configuration, the handover latency
can be significantly reduced, and a tunneling for handover can be
extended to an NCoA address, instead of NAR.
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