Since the NEMO is part of the Home Network, the mobile network nodes (MNNs) have configured addresses belonging to one or more address blocks assigned to the Home Network: the mobile network prefixes (MNPs).
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This functionality is used to teach the nodes the method to configure their address automatically in order to use this address as its interface to become accessible from the other nodes.
In the followings we derive an analytical expression of the time required by the ETSI SLAAC solution to configure an address.
We make the point that considering other scenarios blindly can lead to misleading results about the performance of the solutions, since when communications are not possible, a success of failure in configuring an address is basically irrelevant.
The degree of control and customization seems quite detailed too, including the option to set different voice mail greeting messages for individual contacts, configure your address book online, re-direct and block certain contacts, and so on.
WLAN-to-WLAN: Due to the logical division in areas adopted by TREBOL, not only inter-technology handovers may happen, but also intra-technology ones between different areas, causing the IP address configured on the WLAN interface to change (note that IPv6 addresses are anchored at the RS Us and changing area implies using a different RS U.
As a consequence, the drivers can configure virtual addresses into peripheral DMA configuration registers.
Third, the coming node will configure node addresses, routing information, and other configuration data and it will begin to participate in the network as a member.
In addition, the MR has a unique Home Address configured from a prefix advertised by its Home Agent (HA).
