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Title : Problem Statement for Common Interface Support in Localized Mobility Management
Author(s) : D. Corujo, et al.
Filename : draft-corujo-ps-common-interfaces-lmm-01.txt
Pages : 27
Date : 2007-7-12
This memo is a problem statement on the use of link events for
enhanced handover control in network based localized mobility
management. Starting from existing solutions for fast link detection
the document aims at discussing possibilities to extend with a 2.5
layer the interface between MN and AR for handover control. The
document also presents a set of considerations and identifies
conditions where a layer 2.5 based interface offers significant
advantages compared to a pure layer three solution. The document
addresses separately scenarios for Localized Mobility Management and
scenarios involving interactions between PMIP and CMIP.
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