Home Agent Filtering for Mobile IPv6
draft-montavont-mobileip-ha-filtering-v6-00
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| Authors | Nicolas Montavont , Thomas Noel | ||
| Last updated | 2004-01-23 (Latest revision 2003-07-28) | ||
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Abstract
Mobile IPv6 allows a MN to receive incoming packets to its home address while it is away from its home network. In a heterogeneous environment, a MN may have multiple interfaces, each with different characteristics. While a MN is in a visited network, due to the performance of the interfaces or to the user preferences, the MN may want to forbid the redirection from its home agent of a kind of flow, or to indicate a target CoA for a kind of flow. In this draft, we propose new mobility options that allow a MN to advertise filters to its home agent. A filter is associated with a CoA, in such a way that the MN can register several CoA and can register several filters for one CoA. A filter may indicate that a flow which maps to a filter must be dropped or must be redirected to the indicated CoA.
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