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Title : IPv6 over Network based Mobile IPv4
Author(s) : J. Navali, et al.
Filename : draft-navali-ip6-over-netmip4-01.txt
Pages : 31
Date : 2006-10-25
There is a growing demand for routable IP addresses to support large
wireless user base today. Wireless operators are looking for ways to
leverage the IPv6 address space to meet the ever increasing number of
wireless data users. The operators who have network based IPv4
mobility solutions can leverage the same scheme to provide mobility
access service with larger address pool using IPv6 addressing. The
proposed approach solves both, by allowing the provision of the
mobility service, and the IPv6 address acquisition for the MN, either
by the Access Router, or by the virtual link-layer through the Access
Node.
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