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Re: administrivia (on avoiding injury)
In your previous mail you wrote:
I keep wondering if mobileip can someone help for that situation.
=> yes but:
- there are some cases where mobile IP doesn't work (the subset of
mobile IP which is used has no fallback mechanism, ie. it doesn't
support cases similar to the mobile-mobile case)
- security is still a problem (:-)
Look at draft-ietf-ipngwg-multi-isp-00.txt, if you cannot get it
I can send a copy to you (I'll republish it when mobile IPv6 will be
a RFC).
I imagine that I am not the first to think about this!
=> yes... The idea comes from the first informal meeting about
IPv6 multihoming (40th IETF, Washington DC, December 1997).
Thanks
Francis.Dupont@enst-bretagne.fr
PS: basically the binding mechanism can keep connections after a link
failure. This is an answer to a rather strong requirement...