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Title : FPANA: combining PANA and FMIPv6 for fast
authentication at handover
Author(s) : Y. Kainuma, et al.
Filename : draft-hiko-pana-fpana-00.txt
Pages : 30
Date : 2005-7-11
This document proposes a fast authentication protocol called FPANA.
A combination of PANA (for node authentication) and FMIP (for fast
handover), it offers fast node authentication upon intra-domain
handover of a mobile node. Since FPANA makes use of context transfer
of the PANA session from the previous access router to the new access
router by the HI message of FMIPv6, the PANA session can be set
between the mobile node and the new access router prior to the mobile
node moving to the new access router. Thus, the mobile node can
continue authenticated communication upon intra-domain fast handover.
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