Hi Dirk, Hidetoshi,

I've read http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-vonhugo-multimob-cxtp-extension-01 
and I think it is pragmatic way to support Handover in a PMIP based 
architecture. Actually, relying on a control plane between access routers is 
definitely in the scope of current network evolution, i.e. distributed mobile 
architecture. In your solution, the n-MAG is expected to request context 
transfer from the n-MAG. But, if the MN cannot come into play, how the n-MAG 
knows the p-MAG? I'm asking because I think we have similar question in DMM 
(Distributed Mobility Management) where the n-MAG is supposed to contact the 
p-MAG acting as LMA... but that's another story, I just want to stress the 
consistency between your approach and current DMM considerations.

If I understood correctly, you are suggesting a temporally transfer of 
multicast data between access routers. This forwarding state is controlled by 
the n-MAG via new flags in CXTP. IMU, we need flags to start and stop 
forwarding. L flag allows to stop forwarding, right?  but difference between B 
and F flags,  is not clear to me. Can you explain? Thanks.

BR,
Pierrick

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