Flow Mobility In Multi-LMA Environment
draft-xue-netext-flowmo-multilma-02
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| Authors | Kaiping Xue, Dan Ni, Peilin Hong, Anthony Chan | ||
| Last updated | 2013-12-22 (Latest revision 2013-06-20) | ||
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Abstract
PMIPv6 allows multiple Local Mobility Anchors(LMA) to exist in a PMIPv6 domain, it MAY cause that different interfaces of a mobile node(MN) are anchored in different LMAs. This document proposes the extensions of Proxy Mobile IPv6 protocol to support flow mobility in multi-LMA environment. Among all the scenarios discussed here, the scenario in which different interfaces with different MAGs in multi- LMA environment cannot use traditional ways to realize flow mobility to an existing interface.
Authors
Kaiping Xue
Dan Ni
Peilin Hong
Anthony Chan
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