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	Title		: Key Management Mobility Capability (K) flag in Mobile IPv6 BU/BA messages.
	Author(s)	: S. Decugis
	Filename	: draft-sdecugis-mextkbitissues-00.txt
	Pages		: 9
	Date		: 2007-12-21
	

   Mobile IPv6 specification (RFC 3775) introduces a flag called "Key
   Management Mobility Capability (K)" to use during the home
   registration procedure (BU/BA exchange.)  This document describes the
   sequences of events that occur when this flag is not used by the
   implementation.  It also highlights the requirements that this flag
   puts on the interface between the MIPv6 entity and the IKE entity.



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