[netext] #20: re-use of the extensions defined in RFC5648
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Subject: [netext] #20: re-use of the extensions defined in RFC5648
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#20: re-use of the extensions defined in RFC5648
In RFC 5648, BID is used as follows:
A new Binding Identification
(BID) number is created for each binding the mobile node wants to
create and is sent in the Binding Update. The home agent that
receives this Binding Update creates a separate binding for each BID.
In PMIPv6, PBU is sent by MAG and only one PBU is sent by a single MAG.
The author claims that in PMIPv6 we can associate each of the interfaces
with a
binding identifier (BID) and use it to decide how to route a
given flow.
However, in PMIPv6, LMA routes the packet to Proxy-CoA, i.e. to the MAG
not to the MN's specific interface. Proxy-CoA should be in the flow
binding entry table.
Therefore the use of BID as copied from RFC 5648 is totally unwarranted in
the context of PMIPv6 flow mobility.
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Reporter: | Owner: sarikaya@ieee.org
sarikaya@ieee.org | Status: new
Type: defect | Milestone: milestone1
Priority: major | Version: 2.0
Component: pmipv6-flowmob | Keywords: PMIPv6, flow mobility extension
Severity: Active WG |
Document |
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.tools.ietf.org/wg/netext/trac/ticket/20>
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