IPv6 Mobility Convergence and Deployment
Jun Murai, Keisuke Uehara, Thierry Ernst, Koshiro Mitsuya,
Susumu Koshiba, Masafumi Watari (Keio University),
Julien Charbon (Universite Louis Pasteur, France)
ABSTRACT
Our Project focues on achieving IPv6 mobility convergence and deployment.
We will develop the IPv6 mobility procotols such as Mobile IP [1], NEMO [2] and
MANET [3], and the infrastructure converging the several mobility protocols.
We bring our NEMO basic support [4] implementation to Connectathon 2004 [5]
(interoperability testing).
Connectathon Basics
- Connectathon testing event was held Feb 23-28 2004 in San Jose, California
- Various protocols such as NFS, Mobile IPv4/v6, and this year, NEMO, are tested
- The goal of the event is to test concept implementations, and improve the correctness and interoperability of new & old implementations, through Interop tests and Conformance tests
Participants
- Tree NEMO Basic Support implementations including us
- Keio, Nautilus, Nokia
Testing Setup
- A test network was constructed with 3 HAs, 2 MRs and 2 MNNs
- Topology for NEMO
Testing Outline
- DHAAD - modified to only return list of HAs supporting Mobile Routers
- MR home registration with Prefix Option, Both MRs registered with one HA, Each MR registered with a different HA
- Ping was sent from MNN1 to MNN2, passing through both MRs and both HAs -for both cases above
- Explicit Mode was tested (Implicit is supported by at least some implementations, but was not tested)
- All tests ended in success
IPSec
- MR home registration with Prefix Option was also tested with IPsec
- IPsec was tested between HA and MR for both pairs -- Ours and one of others
- IPsec implementations interoperated successfully between each other”Ēs HA/MR
- Method used: ESP (DES-CBC) with authentication (HMAC-MD5)
Conclusions
All tests were successful! Including IPsec interoperability. This exercise provided valuable experience and validates the NEMO Basic Support concept and implementability. NEMO was a good aliition to the Connectathon suite of tests this year.
References
[1] Charles E. Perkins and David B. Johnson, "Mobility Support in IPv6", Mobile Computing and Networking, pp27-37, 1996
[2] IETF Network Mobility Working Group, http://www.ietf.org/html.chaters/nemo-chater.html
[3] IETF Mobile Ad-hoc Network Working Group, http://www.ietf.org/html.chaters/manet-chater.html
[4] IETF NEMO Basic Support, Internet-Drafts, draft-ietf-nemo-basic-02.txt
[5] Connectathon 2004, httpp://www.connectathon.org/
Copyright © 2003 Jun Murai, All Rights Reserved.