Re: New issue 16: No packets from other end?

Michael Richardson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.ietf.mobike
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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>>>>> "Vijay" == Vijay Devarapalli <[email protected]> writes:
    James> With TCP, the session is bound to the IP address, so if the
    James> address fails, then the session must be terminated, by the
    James> TCP semantics. Having MOBIKE try to change this would require
    James> some kind of cross-layer violation to tell TCP to change.

    >> Typically, in RW scenarioes, an IP address is "extruded" through
    >> the IPsec tunnel, and is bound to a virtual address on the end
    >> host.  Think of this as being like MobileIP's Home-Address.  So,
    >> if you fix the tunnel, then the stuff inside continues unchanged.

    Vijay> MOBIKE should be used to fix the tunnel, but, in IMHO, MOBIKE
    Vijay> shouldnt decide when to fix the tunnel or what address to use
    Vijay> to fix the tunnel.  the IP stack (which might include
    Vijay> MIP6/DNA) should tell the MOBIKE protocol what IP address to
    Vijay> use to fix the tunnel.

  That's fine.
  But the hint that address (A) works while (B) is now broken is an
attribute of the *outside* of the tunnel.

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