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Title : PMIPv6 Fast Handover for PMIPv6 Based on 802.11 Networks
Author(s) : D. Kaspar, J. Lee
Filename : draft-lee-netlmm-fmip-00.txt
Pages : 16
Date : 2007-7-25
The PMIPv6 protocol provides local mobility to a mobile node without
requiring any modification of the mobile node. A PMIPv6 domain
contains multiple MAGs which the mobile node is attached to, and they
advertise the same prefix to the mobile node so that the mobile node
feels like it is always on the same link. However, horizontal/
vertical handover still happens while the mobile node moves among
MAGs in a PMIPv6 domain, and this handover could give undesirable
delay to mobile nodes running real time applications, such as VoIP.
To solve this problem, this memo proposes a fast handover for PMIPv6
based on 802.11 networks. This scheme uses IAPP to transfer context
information like the mobile node's authentication information and
HNP.
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