Mobile node is a dynamically multihomed node. Toni
On Wednesday 2 September 2009 16:56:56 [email protected] wrote: > While mobility aspects pop up in the LISP-discussion, I like to refer to > some mobility aspect here on the rrg-list. > The issue "mobile node" needs adequate consideration. A future proven > solution shouldn't have to worry even if ALL nodes were mobile. > Currently mobility is defined as "moving relatively to the non-mobile > nodes".However there exists one static non-mobile abstract network which is > the > grid of longitudes and latitudes. > By coming up with a relativity towards this stable and never changing grid > any node/router can be whatsoever: fix (for a while) or mobile (all the > time). > > And IP-addresses can be whatsoever too: PA or PI. > While giving up the current meaning for forwarding IP addresses they might > take on other meanings: > > I read some article static that Cisco officials consider smartgrid > powerline networks to become a second huge topic.Well readdressing might > envision > AFI's of different technologies !? > > Heiner > > > > > _______________________________________________ rrg mailing list [email protected] http://www.irtf.org/mailman/listinfo/rrg
