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Chapter 7 - Configuring Mobile IP<br />

CHAPTER 7<br />

Configuring Mobile IP<br />

7<br />

This chapter <strong>de</strong>scribes how to set up the bridge to serve as a mobile IP<br />

home or foreign agent. It assumes you un<strong>de</strong>rstand the concepts and configuration<br />

necessary to use Mobile IP.<br />

Mobile IP is a protocol that allows roaming across different IP subnets while<br />

maintaining their original IP address. It requires a Mobile IP stack to be set up on<br />

the client <strong>de</strong>vice as well. This IP stack is available from FTP corporation and<br />

other IP stack vendors.<br />

Each client is assigned an IP address and a home agent IP address by the<br />

network administrator. The Home agent resi<strong>de</strong>s on the subnet for which<br />

the client’s IP address is local.<br />

When the client roams to a foreign subnet, it contacts a foreign agent on<br />

that subnet, supplying its home agent address. The foreign agent contacts<br />

the home agent with the client’s information. The home agent<br />

begins relaying any packet found on its local LAN <strong>de</strong>stined to the client’s<br />

IP address first back to the foreign agent and from there back to the<br />

client.

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