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Title : Considerations for DNA Schemes with Multiple Interfaces
and Layer 2 Technologies
Author(s) : Y. Hong, et al.
Filename : draft-hong-dna-if-l2-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2004-10-19
In this document we consider and analyze various environments for
applying Detecting Network Attachment (DNA) schemes. Although DNA
schemes are typically run for each interface and a host separately
checks for link changes on each interface when the host has
multiple interfaces, DNA schemes in the host must be considered to
check the multiple interfaces at the same time for a seamless
service. In addition, DNA schemes in the host must be capable of
managing together each DNA scheme on each interface. Current DNA
schemes only rely on 'Break before Make' L2 technology such as
802.11. But now and in future, there will be other 'Make before
break' L2 technologies such as CDMA. In these L2 technologies, DNA
schemes must be operated differently in order to make use of their
characteristics.
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