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Title : Fast IPv6 PCE peer Advertisement using PCEMP
Author(s) : J. Choi, et al.
Filename : draft-choi-pcemp-ipv6-01.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2005-2-23
In this draft, we propose a guideline for an improved version of
router handling procedures in RFC 2461 that allow for improved
default router acquisition performance when an active IP host moves
from one subnet to the other using the Path Computation Element
Metric Protocol (PCEMP). Router handling procedures can be improved
by a soft configuration of PCEMP support in the context of
real-time data driven strategy on individual PCE nodes.
This draft is an informational draft that shows a guideline to
specifications of modifying existing protocols to facilitate
communication between LSRs and PCEs, and between a PCE and other
PCEs. This can also be a guideline for mobile PCE nodes changing
respective PCEDAs and thus needing fast advertisements to the
corresponding LSRs and other PCE peers using IPv6 schemes.
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