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Title : NEMO for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks
Author(s) : T. Boot
Filename : draft-boot-autoconf-nemo4manet-00.txt
Pages : 33
Date : 2007-11-2
Mobile Ad-hoc Networks could be attached to a fixed infrastructure
network, like the Internet. This document specifies a mechanism for
Border Router discovery and utilization. It provides facilities for
choosing the best Border Router, configuring IP addresses needed for
using the selected Border Router and providing a path to the selected
Border Router. Seamless transition to alternate Border Routers is
provided. When mobile nodes in the MANET make use of Mobile IP or
NEMO (NEtwork MObility), session continuity is provided. NEMO for
MANET is based on NEMO, which utilizes IPv6 mobility support. The
NEMO basic support protocol can easily be enhanced to support IPv4,
which provides IPv4 support by NEMO for MANET.
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