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Title : Secure Mobility Dimensions
Author(s) : A. Sharma
Filename : draft-sharma-secure-mobility-dimensions-00.txt
Pages : 14
Date : 2004-5-4
Several solutions to internet mobility have been offered. But the
solutions are sometimes for different kinds of mobility with
different kinds of requirements. It becomes confusing to see these
disparate types of mobility being discussed in the same vein. This
document is an attempt to delineate and classify different types of
network mobility. This attempt shall help us in understanding already
existing mobility solutions and at the same time help us in proposing
new solutions. Adding security to mobility adds a new dimension by
itself. Various types of secure mobility are discussed closely
following the types of mobility.
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