When attaching to the new access router, the mobile host will issue an Interest containing locators of both its pervious and new access router to the previous access router.
According to Roger Hiemstra, a scholar of adult learning and self-directed learning, a teacher plays six roles in self-directed learning - she is "content resource, resource locator, interest stimulator, positive attitude generator, creativity and critical thinking stimulator, and evaluation stimulator".
After attaching the locator in the Interest, the gateway transmits it to MH, and on-path routers forward the Interest based on the locator instead of the content/host name.
The reason why we do this is because they have different interests in an a family locator app.
Then, with both the identifier and locator contained, related Interests can be directed to the corresponding destination following the shortest path.
Then, after removing the locator, the gateway forwards the Interest as usual.
After caching the binding relationship locally, the rendezvous server allocates an edge router to MH to take charge of MH's packet forwarding in the new network domain and notifies the corresponding edge router the locator of MH, so that Interests destined to MH can be forwarded to MH by the edge router.
When requesting some content, MH sends out a special Interest with its host identifier attached as the locator.
Based on a locator image, a circular region of interest was drawn within the descending aorta.
After querying to DNS, consumers send out Interests attaching with the locators of the destinations.
