Mobile IPv6

Mobile IPv6

Mobile IPv6, Chapter 3

Mobility in a wireless Internet
Chapter three of Mobile IPv6 by Hesham Soliman describes the operation of Mobile IPv6, starting with the role of each element: the mobile node, the correspondent node, and the home agent. It also discusses the various failure cases for the mobile node, correspondent node, and home agent; and how the protocol can cope with each one. Finally, the knowledge gained in this chapter can be used to build simplified flowcharts that describe the mobile and correspondent nodes' operations. (Reproduced from Mobile IPv6, ISBN 0201788977, Copyright 2004 with permission from Pearson publishing as Addison-Wesley Professional. Click here for a detailed description and to learn how to purchase this title.)

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