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Title : Edge Mobility Protocol (EMP)
Author(s) : J. Wood, K. Nishida
Filename : draft-wood-netlmm-emp-base-00.txt
Pages : 25
Date : 2005-10-21
This document specifies a protocol for localized mobility management
which allows the mobile node to keep using the same IP address while
it is in the same localized mobility management domain. The protocol
enables the edge mobility anchor point to manage the routing path for
the mobile node in the domain, so that the packet form the
correspondent node can be delivered to the access router of MN
currently connecting. For routing path management, the protocol also
specifies the functionality of the access router to provide the MN's
IP address, MN identifier to edge mobility anchor point. The protocol
does not require the mobile node to involve in the mobility
management if link layer technology can provide MN related
information necessary for this protocol.
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