Re: CTP - a few comments on draft-ietf-seamoby-ctp-05...
Lucian Suciu <[email protected]> Wed, 21 Nov 2001 10:42:28 +0100
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Hi, >Lucian, > >Before assigning an issue, I have some questions. > > > >> Can we steal two bits from 'Researved' "area" and use them for a 'V' >> flag within the Context Transfer Activate Acknowledge (CTAA) Message? >> The same thing for Context Transfer Cancel (CTC) Message... >> >> > >Can you give me any more reason & text you think is appropriate? > If an AR acknowledges a CTAR Message in which we set the 'V' flag to '10' (both IPv6 and IPv4), how can the MN decide if there is a IPv4 address or a IPv6 address within the CTAA Message? >> Is the 'A' flag within CTD Message linked in some way to 'A' flag within >> >> > CTAR Message? E.g., if the MN has set the 'A' to '1' in CTAR, then the pAR should > > >> (or must) also set the 'A' to '1' within the CTD Message? >> However, the definition for 'A' flag is the same in both messages... >> (i.e., "the MN requests an acknowledgement"??). >> >> > >No linkage is meant. > OK. >> Furthermore, does an 'A' flag within the CT Request Message sound >> totally inappropriate for the time being >> (i.e., it might be in relation to the 'A' flag received by the nAR >> within CTAR Message)? >> >> > >Sorry, I don't get your meaning here. > > If no linkage is meant, there is no meaning here :) So, we should forget this comment... Lucian