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Title : Goals and Requirements for IPv4 Support in PMIPv6
Author(s) : S. Jeong, et al.
Filename : draft-jeong-netlmm-ipv4-support-req-00.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 2007-2-27
The IETF NetLMM WG is developing standards of network-based mobility
management in a localized domain. PMIPv6 architecture enables mobile
nodes to roam without host-side mobility management protocol stack.
Current PMIPv6 protocols mainly consider IPv6 and dual stack mobile
nodes. It also states deployment scenario of PMIPv6 in IPv6
infrastructure. However, localized mobility management in IPv4
network is also problematic. Also, there still exist a lot of IPv4
MNs and these IPv4 MNs may visit PMIPv6 domain. This document
discusses a few scenarios of IPv4 support in PMIPv6 domain and
describes goals and requirements for IPv4 support in PMIPv6.
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