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Title : IP location update for Network Controlled Mobility Management: Problem Statement
Author(s) : E. Njedjou
Filename : draft-njedjou-mobopts-iplocup-netcomm-problem-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2005-10-27
Mobile IP is good at addressing IP session continuity (hide of the IP
address change from transport layer perspective, as well as from the
correspondent perspective) but certainly not optimal for mobility
management as would perform 3GPP systems providers that want to
extend their services to IP access systems. This document only
describes the problem and is not meant to provide any solution nor
any requirement thereof.
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