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Title : Media Independent Pre-authentication supporting fast-handoff in PMIPv6
Author(s) : K. Taniuchi, et al.
Filename : draft-taniuchi-netlmm-mpa-proxymipv6-00.txt
Pages : 32
Date : 2007-3-1
This document describes a proactive mechanism to provide fast-
handover involving PMIPv6. In particular, it describes how one can
achieve fast handoff for PMIPv6 using Media-independent Pre-
Authentication (MPA) technique. It discusses the need for a fast-
handoff for PMIPv6 environment. It then describes how MPA techniques
could be used during different steps involving both intra-domain and
inter-domain handoff for PMIPv6. MPA-based fast-handover takes
advantage of the pre-authentication mechanism so that the mobile can
perform the access authentication while in the previous local
mobility (PMA) domain and thus would be able to complete many of the
handoff related operations while still in the previous network.
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