Hi Domagoj, On 2009/03/24, at 17:22, Premec, Domagoj wrote:
Ryuji, please see inline...-----Original Message----- From: ext Ryuji Wakikawa [mailto:ryuji at sfc.wide.ad.jp] Sent: 24. ozujak 2009 17:03 To: Domagoj Premec Cc: 'mext' Subject: Re: comments on draft-premec-mext-extended-home-link-01.txt Hi Domagoj On 2009/03/24, at 16:38, Domagoj Premec wrote:Hi Ryuji,This is an example format of the Binding De-registration format IPv6 Header (src = v6HoA, dst = v6HA)IPv6 HoA option (V6HoA)ESP Header Mobility Header type = 5 (Binding Update) flag = H + A bit lifetime non-zero Alternate Care-of Address option (v6HoA)The IPv6 HoA option is optional and need not be present.rightNote that RFC3775 does not mandate the lifetime is set tozero for BUderegistration. How can HA distinguishes this two BU?There is another home address in the BU from my draft, theIPv4 HoA,and since this home address is different from the care-ofaddress inthe BU, the HA goes ahead and creates/updates the binding. This is regular HA logic, with the difference that this time thehome addressis the v4 address.MN can always send the proposed BU from any link (not only from home link) and registers IPv4 binding only.No, in the context of this draft the MN can send the BU with the v6HoA in the source IP address field only from the home link. Anywhere else this packet would get dropped due to the ingress filtering.What happened if HA receives this BU? IPv4 header (src=V4ADDR, dst=HA_V4ADDR) UDP HeaderIPv6 Header (src = v6HoA, dst = v6HA) ESP Header Mobility Header type = 5 (Binding Update) lifetime non-zero Alternate Care-of Address option (v6HoA) IPv4 Home Address option (v4HoA)Will HA register V4ADDR or V6HoA, or both?The draft does not introduce such packets and so this question is not relevant in the context of the draft, the answer must be in other documents and is unaffected by the draft. domagoj
My point is that MN can send similar packets.It's better to add some explicit bit in the BU to register only IPv4 binding at the home link. Otherwise, there are so many conditions to identify the BU as the proposed purpose.
Packet parsing gets complicated even if other documents specify this. Just one bit helps easy implementation. ryuji
regards, ryujiAs Vijay told, some bit or mobility option is required to identify your BU more precisely.If people are uncomfortable with the original proposal, I would be fine to add a more explicit indication. Though I'm notconvinced thatthis is strictly neccessary.IPv4 header (src=V4ADDR, dst=HA_V4ADDR) UDP HeaderIPv6 Header (src = v6HoA, dst = v6HA) ESP Header Mobility Header type = 5 (Binding Update) lifetime non-zero Alternate Care-of Address option (v6HoA) IPv4 Home Address option (v4HoA)domagoj-----Original Message----- From: ext Ryuji Wakikawa [mailto:ryuji at sfc.wide.ad.jp] Sent: 24. ozujak 2009 16:12 To: domagoj.premec.ext at nsn.com; mext Subject: comments on draft-premec-mext-extended-home-link-01.txt Hi Domagoj, The proposed format is very similar to the BUde-registration format.This is the BU format described in the draft. IPv6 Header (src = v6HoA, dst = v6HA) ESP Header Mobility Header type = 5 (Binding Update) lifetime non-zero Alternate Care-of Address option (v6HoA) IPv4 Home Address option (v4HoA) This is an example format of the Binding De-registration format IPv6 Header (src = v6HoA, dst = v6HA)IPv6 HoA option (V6HoA)ESP Header Mobility Header type = 5 (Binding Update) flag = H + A bit lifetime non-zero Alternate Care-of Address option (v6HoA) Note that RFC3775 does not mandate the lifetime is set tozero for BUderegistration. How can HA distinguishes this two BU? As Vijay told, some bit or mobility option is required to identify your BU more precisely. regards, ryuji