Abstract:
A registration method, intercommunication method, handover method for a mobile node and a network element are provided. The intercommunication method for a mobile node includes: after an enhanced mobile access gateway receives a data packet transmitted by the mobile node to a peer node for the first time, if the enhanced mobile access gateway provides an ePMIP service to the mobile node, the enhanced mobile access gateway judging whether a peer mobile access gateway to which the peer mobile node is currently attached provides an ePMIP service to the peer mobile node, and if so, forwarding the data packet in an ePMIP manner, and creating a local forwarding entry to instruct a subsequent packet to be forwarded in the ePMIP manner, and if not, forwarding the data packet in a PMIP manner, and creating a local forwarding entry to instruct a subsequent packet to be forwarded in the PMIP manner.
Abstract:
The embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, network element and terminal of achieving identity and location separation and interface identifier allocation. The method of achieving an identity and location separation network includes: an EPS network side network element acquiring an Access Identifier (AID) of a User Equipment (UE), and transmitting the acquired AID to the UE; a Packet Data Network Gateway (P-GW) to which the UE is attached allocating a subnet prefix for the UE, and transmitting the subnet prefix to the UE; and the UE combining into an IPv6 address using the AID as an interface identifier part of the IPv6 address and the subnet prefix as a subnet prefix part of the IPv6 address, and using the IPv6 address to configure the IPv6 address of the UE itself.
Abstract:
A registration method, intercommunication method, handover method for a mobile node and a network element are provided. The intercommunication method for a mobile node includes: after an enhanced mobile access gateway receives a data packet transmitted by the mobile node to a peer node for the first time, if the enhanced mobile access gateway provides an ePMIP service to the mobile node, the enhanced mobile access gateway judging whether a peer mobile access gateway to which the peer mobile node is currently attached provides an ePMIP service to the peer mobile node, and if so, forwarding the data packet in an ePMIP manner, and creating a local forwarding entry to instruct a subsequent packet to be forwarded in the ePMIP manner, and if not, forwarding the data packet in a PMIP manner, and creating a local forwarding entry to instruct a subsequent packet to be forwarded in the PMIP manner.
Abstract:
The embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, network element and terminal of achieving identity and location separation and interface identifier allocation. The method of achieving an identity and location separation network includes: an EPS network side network element acquiring an Access Identifier (AID) of a User Equipment (UE), and transmitting the acquired AID to the UE; a Packet Data Network Gateway (P-GW) to which the UE is attached allocating a subnet prefix for the UE, and transmitting the subnet prefix to the UE; and the UE combining into an IPv6 address using the AID as an interface identifier part of the IPv6 address and the subnet prefix as a subnet prefix part of the IPv6 address, and using the IPv6 address to configure the IPv6 address of the UE itself.
Abstract:
A method for a mobile node dynamically obtaining a location identifier, and a locator/ID separation protocol (LISP) network are provided. The method is applied in the LISP network, including: when a mobile node moves to a new location, sending an address information allocation request including a first option to an address information allocation device, wherein, the first option includes attribute information of which a value represents globally routable; after receiving the address information allocation request, the address information allocation device preferentially selecting globally routable address information in locally available address information resources, and then replying with an address information allocation response carrying the selected address information to the mobile node, wherein the address information includes an address or a routing prefix.