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Title : Destination Address Selection Analysis for
a MONAMI6 MN
Author(s) : R. Jaksa, et al.
Filename : draft-jaksa-monami6addr-select-01.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2006-10-25
When a correspondent node (CN) initiates a session with a multi-homed
Mobile Node (MN), it should choose the "best" destination address
based on the available information about the MN. Presently there is
no mechanism allowing the MN to indicate on which interface (i.e.,
address) a CN may reach it. This draft documents a method whereby
the MN may communicate to the CN address selection preferences so
that the CN may initiate a session to the desired address (interface)
for of the MN. The method is based on the notion of storing address
selection preference information for the MN in the DNS.
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