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Title : Decomposed Home Agent Architecture
Author(s) : A. O'Neill
Filename : draft-oneill-mip-decomposedha-00.txt
Pages : 16
Date : 2004-7-13
RFC 3344 [1] describes the current version of Mobile IP version 4
signaling and forwarding. The signaling and forwarding is conducted
between a Mobile Node and a Home Agent, via an optional intermediate
Foreign Agent, for a Home Address of the Mobile Node. The Home Agent
acts as the Mobile IP signaling endpoint, as well as the forwarding
endpoint for packet tunneling between the Home Agent and the MN Care
of Address. This document describes an alternative architecture in
which the Home Agent is the signaling endpoint whilst a new Tunnel
Agent acts as the forwarding endpoint.
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