Context filter in a mobile node
First Claim
1. A method for forwarding a packet of a mobile node, said mobile node in communication with an access router, said mobile node having a current working set and said access router having at least one capability comprising the steps of:
- providing the packet to a protocol stack;
consulting a context filter;
applying at least one context filter rule based on the current working set; and
forwarding the packet based on at least one capability.
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Abstract
In mobile IP networks, when a mobile node (MN) moves from one cell to another, handover occurs. The result of the handover is that the MN connects to the network through a new access router (AR). The handover may occur between access routers of the same or different administrative domains. In all cases, the information related to the mobile node has to be transferred from the old AR to the new AR in order to minimize the effect of the change of access routers. This is the so-called context transfer.
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7 Claims
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1. A method for forwarding a packet of a mobile node, said mobile node in communication with an access router, said mobile node having a current working set and said access router having at least one capability comprising the steps of:
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providing the packet to a protocol stack;
consulting a context filter;
applying at least one context filter rule based on the current working set; and
forwarding the packet based on at least one capability. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A method for forwarding a packet of a mobile node, said mobile node in communication with an access router, said mobile node having a current working set comprising the steps of:
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starting an application;
consulting a context filter;
applying at least one context filter rule based on the current working set; and
generating an error provided that the at least one context filter rule is not met. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6, 7)
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Specification