Issues in IPSec Context Transfer
draft-gopal-seamoby-ipsecctxt-issues-01
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Author | Ram Gopal | ||
Last updated | 2002-02-28 | ||
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Abstract
The reasons and the motivation for transferring context have been described in [1]. The requirements for a context transfer protocol can be found in [2]. In this document, we describe issues that need to be considered for transferring security (specifically IPsec) related context between access routers.
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