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Title : Non-hierarchical MAP Discovery and Selection in HMIPv6
Author(s) : Y. Park
Filename : draft-park-mipshop-nhmds-01.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2004-1-29
This memo introduces an alternative dynamic MAP (Mobility Anchor
Point) discovery and selection procedure for HMIPv6 (Hierarchical
Mobile IPv6).
A new dynamic MAP discovery method is defined in order to change the
size of MAP domain. Subsequent MAP selection algorithm enables to
locate MAP on the closest and highest level of hierarchical structure
of routers. Addressed method is beneficial not only for the
performance of localized mobility management but also for the
location privacy. Also it gives flexible domain designing capability
to the operators.
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