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Title : Application Programming Interface to a Trigger Database for MOBIKE
Author(s) : H. Tschofenig, et al.
Filename : draft-schilcher-mobike-trigger-api-03.txt
Pages : 28
Date : 2006-3-7
MOBIKE is a protocol which adds mobility and multihome support for
IKEv2. MOBIKE peers continuously exchange a list of available IP
addresses each other. A MOBIKE peer should have some information
about the status of each address and interface in order to execute
the respective actions. Examples may comprise switching from one
address or interface to another. This information, which will be
referred as trigger, is distributed over a number of protocol daemons
at an end host. To make this information available to a MOBIKE
daemon, it is necessary to store it centrally at the host (called
trigger database) and to enable the protocols to insert the triggers
and to allow MOBIKE to obtain timely information.
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