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Title : Proactive Care-of Address Test for Route Optimization in FMIPv6
Author(s) : J. Zhang, D. Pearce
Filename : draft-zhang-mipshop-proactive-cot-00.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2005-8-10
This document proposes a practical scheme to run the care-of address
test (part of the Return Routability test for Mobile IPv6 route
optimization) in a proactive way in the context of the Fast Handovers
for Mobile IPv6 (FMIPv6) protocol, so that the latency caused by the
care-of address test after movements can be removed or reduced.
Proactive care-of address test can make the Return Rroutability
protocol more suitable for delay sensitive applications especially
when it is applied in conjunction with other Return Routability
optimization schemes.
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