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Mobile IP Home Agent Registration and Registration Messages
(Page 3 of 4)
Registration Request Message Format
Registration Request messages
have the format shown in Table 83
and Figure 132.
Figure 132: Mobile IP Registration Request Message Format This message is carried in the payload of a User Datagram Protocol (UDP) message, the headers of which are not shown.

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Table 83: Mobile IP Registration Request Message Format
Field
Name
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Size (bytes)
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Description
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Type
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1
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Type: Identifies
the registration message type. For a request, this field is 1.
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Flags
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1
|
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Lifetime
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2
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Lifetime: Length
of time, in seconds, that the mobile node requests from the home agent
for this registration.
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Home
Address
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4
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Home
Address: The home (normal) IP address of the mobile node when
on its home network. Uniquely identifies the device regardless of how
the request is conveyed to the home agent.
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Home Agent
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4
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Home Agent: The
IP address of the device acting as the mobile node's home agent.
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Care-Of
Address
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4
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Care-Of
Address: The IP address being used by the mobile node as its
care-of address.
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Identification
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8
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Identification:
A 64-bit number that uniquely identifies the Registration Request
and is used to match requests to replies. It also provides protection
against replay attacks; see
the topic on Mobile IP security issues for more.
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Extensions
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Variable
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Extensions:
Extension fields are included here for authentication of the request.
Other extensions may also be included.
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