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Reflector Extension for Route Optimization Agent <draft-cui-netext-route-optimization-agent-ext-01.txt> November 11, 2009 IETF 76, Hiroshima Xiangsong Cui. Requirements/Background.
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Reflector Extension for Route Optimization Agent<draft-cui-netext-route-optimization-agent-ext-01.txt>November 11, 2009 IETF 76, HiroshimaXiangsong Cui
Requirements/Background [3GPP2-X.S0011-002-D] specifies, "The Home Agent shall support Return Routability (RR) for Route Optimization as specified in [RFC3775]." [3GPP2-X.S0047-0] specifies, "The MS may support the return routability procedure, binding update procedure..." The protocol reference model for MIP6 Route Optimization mode is illustrated in [3GPP2-X.S0011-001-D] .
Existing Issues Route Optimization can’t be used if CN can’t support that
Extension Overview Route Optimization Agent intercepts HoTI, CoTI and BU message, and manages binding for the attached MN Route Optimization Agent rewrites the source/destination address of the traffic packets, adds/removes Extension Header…
Handover Consideration MN1 HA LMA pMAG nMAG MN2 nMAG supports ROA pMAG acts Route Optimization Agent Return routability & binding update through pMAG * If the security parameters (Keys, Token, etc.) are not transferred to nMAG, the nMAG should send a Binding Refresh Requests message to the home address of MN1 to trigger the update PFMIP applied during handover Agent Binding Cache entry is transferred to nMAG as context* Binding Refresh Requests nMAG acts Route Optimization Agent New return routability & binding update through nMAG
Handover, contd. MN1 HA LMA pMAG nMAG MN2 pMAG acts Route Optimization Agent return routability & binding update through pMAG If nMAG can not support Route Optimization Agent function or the configuration is disable, pMAG must revoke the Route Optimization binding PFMIP applied during handover Agent Binding Cache entry is not transferred because nMAG can not support Agent function RO Binding Revocation Fallback to bidirectional tunneling mode
Discussion • A manner of *Reactive* & *Network-based* mobility management, for seamless mobility • Any questions or comments on this item? Thank you!