Re: DoCoMo Implementation Issues with CTP
"Raghu" <[email protected]> Fri, 20 Feb 2004 10:42:27 -0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.ietf.seamoby |
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| Message-ID | <02cc01c3f7e1$49b31040$1c6015ac@dcldendukuri> |
> The intended reason for including PAR's IP address in CTAR is > to allow NAR to construct CTREQ and send it to PAR. > okay. > When PCTD takes place, there is no reason to do CTREQ. > Right. > (Also, note that you could not match contexts using PAR's IP > address since that could yield many contexts corresponding to > multiple MNs.) > I was also under impression that both (PAR IP & MN IP) from CTAR & PCTD must match before verifying the token. Otherwise how can nAR determine from which pAR a MN is comming from ? > The token calculation does not include PAR's address. It > only includes MN's previous address (note: when V is 10 in > CTAR, the token should include both the IP addresses). > Since the MN includes both its addresses and NAR has > contexts for both of those addresses, they can be matched. > The token calculation on NAR is also done in a similar way > as in the MN; PAR's address is not a parameter in computing > the token. > > Is this better ? > Yes. > MN includes the PAR's address in CTAR. NAR should use that > address in the Dest field of CTREQ. > Perhaps we should state that the MN should only include the > IPv4 address of PAR (NAR). > It helps. regards, Raghu