Re: [Mipshop] WG last call on FMIPv6 for 3G CDMA networks
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Re: [Mipshop] WG last call on FMIPv6 for 3G CDMA networks



Hello Ashutosh-san,

I appreciate your valuable comments, which will be reflected in the document. Please see inline (one question):

Ashutosh Dutta wrote:
Vijay, Yokota-san,
                  Please find some overall general comments on this draft.

Thanks
Ashutosh


Overall General Comments:

- There are few 3G related terminologies that could be described early on in the terminology section, (e.g., Pilot Sets, ANID, System ID, Network ID, PZID)

Thanks. Terminology section should be more populated.

- Section 5 briefly describes the applicability of predictive mode and reactive mode for cellular networks. Providing little more details about how mobility in cellular networks is different than WiFi networks may help since there is already an RFC covering fast-handover in 802.11 (RFC 4260) networks. It may also be a good idea to make a reference to RFC 4260 (fast handover between WiFi networks)to create a motivation for FMIPv6 for cellular networks (CDMA) and describe the difference.

The difference that should be addressed is that a 3G system uses specific identifiers/information for the mobile and the base station, which are different from something like MAC address. L2 attach procedure is quite a bit different, although it is not tightly coupled with FMIP operations. These difference should be more clarified.


- In page 13, RFC 2472 could be cited when it says that MN should not perform DAD in step “e”.

Since 3GPP2 also refers to RFC2472, this I-D should do it as well.

- Step "f" in page 13 may need to restructured.

More explanation is needed? Could you elaborate on it a bit more, please?

- Attachment procedure (g) in proactive case in figure 2 and attachment procedure (e) in reactive case in figure 4 are probably same. The document suggests that (g-3) to (g-9) are omitted during the initial boot-strapping procedure. Does the same thing apply to attachment procedure (e) in reactive scenario? Although step “e” in figure 4 is not completely spelt out like procedure “g” in figure 3.

This is a valid comment and should be reflected in the document. One scenario that can be considered, however, is that in the reactive mode, the NCoA may not be obtained in the previous link, but in the new link. If this is the case, the RA will be needed to configure the NCoA in the new link. Otherwise, the above argument holds true.


- Does Network Controlled Handover (Section 5.3) fall under proactive or reactive? It appears to be proactive, but that should be spelt out somehow.

If the fast handover procedure takes full advantage of the assistance of the network, it should be the proactive mode. This should be spelt out.


- Comment about step g (network attachment) in section 5.3 (figure 5) is same as previous one

Yes.

- In Section 5.3, step e, NAR MAY buffer (omit the extra s)

That's right.

- Conclusions: The sentence - By introducing fast handover, not only are more packets saved which otherwise …. Could be reworded.

Will review it...

Thanks a lot!
--
Hidetoshi


Thanks Ashutosh


Vijay Devarapalli wrote:
Hello,

We have received no comments on this document. In fact there was no
one responding to the WG last call. We can't progress this document
to the IESG without explicit support.

I am extending the WG last call to Oct 22nd. Please review the
document. If you have no comments and support advancing this document,
please send an email supporting advancing this document.

Vijay

Vijay Devarapalli wrote:
Hello folks,

This is to announce a working group last call for draft-ietf-mipshop-3gfh-03.txt. You can find the document at the following URL.

http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-mipshop-3gfh-03.txt

The last call expires on October 3 2007.

The intended status for this document is Informational.

Please post any issues or comments on this document to the MIPSHOP WG mailing list. In case you have reviewed the document and found no issues, please send an email saying you support advancing this document.

Vijay

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