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Title : Interface selection for a multihomed mobile router
Author(s) : C. Park, et al.
Filename : draft-park-mis-02.txt
Pages : 14
Date : 2007-7-6
In this draft, we discuss how to make use of multiple interfaces in a
single mobile router. We will focus on the scenario in which each
interface is attached to different access network. Especially, we
propose how a mobile router selects proper interfaces to provide
services to different traffic flows. We suggest a new option carried
in IPv6 hop-by-hop options header to maintain and advertise the flow
requirment and characteristics. New option contains a service type
value and a preference value. A servie type value is used for
traffic classification, and a preference value enables mobile router
to control the traffic in detail. The propsed multiple interface
selection mechanism in a multihomed mobile router (MMR) chooses an
appropriate interface for each flow, depending on traffic
requirements and access network characteristics.
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