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	Title		: A Scheme of Mobile Firewall in Mobile IPv6
	Author(s)	: Y. Qiu, et al.
	Filename	: draft-qiu-mip6-mobile-firewall-02.txt
	Pages		: 13
	Date		: 2006-9-6
	
More and more activities rely on mobile devices. It is an  
important issue on how to protect mobile users engaged in mobile 
services. Unfortunately, the conventional firewalls are
inappropriate for mobile networks. Furthermore, with a conventional 
firewall, an administrator of mobile nodes is unable to monitor / 
control dynamically the mobile nodes' activities when the mobile 
nodes roam. In this draft, we introduce a new concept of mobile
personal firewall and propose a concrete scheme that matches the
mobile environment and exploits the mobile network facilities. 
When a mobile node (MN) roams into a foreign network managed by a 
mobility anchor point (MAP), the home agent (HA) will authorize the 
MAP to serve as a security proxy. The HA will negotiate with the MAP 
on the security association and then transfer to the MAP the defined 
security rules that will be applied on all communications to the MN.
According to HMIPv6 protocol, all packets to MN will go through MAP. 
Therefore, the MAP has the ability of filtering packets. The MAP 
could also send the MN's traffic logs to the HA. The MN's 
administrator could dynamically monitor the MN's activities by 
retrieving the MN's traffic logs through the HA. If necessary, the 
MN's administrator could update the security rules so that the MN's 
activities could be controlled dynamically. All the operations are 
transparent to the MN, and the MN will be served in a way 
specified by its administrator no matter where it roams.

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