Price: $1,499.00
Course Number: 620
Length: 2 Days
Mobile IP Training course introduces the technical fundamentals of Mobile IP (MIP). Mobile IP is a standard developed by IETF for the purpose of providing macro mobility across a set of different radio access technologies.
The course starts with an overview of mobility and wireless technology, including implementation issues. Mobile IP is also addressed, including operations, components, and protocol. The course also includes sections with a summary of best practices to consider in Mobile IP operations and management.
Who Should Attend
Anyone who is interested in Mobile IP (both IPv4 and IPv6).
Outline
Introduction to Mobile IP- What is Mobile IP?
- IP Mobility Support for IPv4
- IP Mobility Support for IPv6
- Mobility Solutions Addressed
- Mobile IP and Cellular Technologies
- Operation of the Mobile IP Protocol
- Mobile IP Messages and Options
- Mobility Header and Messages Agent Discovery
- Care-of Address (CoA)
- Correspondent Node
- Foreign Agent (FA)
- Home Address
- Home Agent (HA)
- Home Network
- Mobile Node
- Mobility Agent
- Mobility Binding
- Mobility Security Association
- Registration
- Security Parameter Index (SPI)
- Tunnel
- Virtual Network
- Visited Network
- Visitor List
- Message Format and Protocol Extensibility
- IP Mobility Support for IPv4
- Reverse Tunneling for Mobile IP
- Mobile IP Network Access Identifier for IPv4
- Mobile IPv4 Challenge/Response Extensions
- PoP virtual network (PVN)
- Agent Solicitation
- Mobile Node Considerations
- Foreign Agent and Home Agent Considerations
- Mobile Node Considerations
- Registration Overview
- Authentication
- Registration Request
- Registration Reply
- Registration Extensions
- Mobile Node Considerations
- Foreign Agent Considerations
- Home Agent Considerations
- Encapsulation Types
- Unicast Datagram Routing
- Broadcast Datagrams
- Multicast Datagram Routing
- Mobile Routers
- ARP, Proxy ARP, and Gratuitous ARP
- Typical security mechanisms used in a Mobile IP
- Mobile IP specific security (challenge-response protocols among Mobile IP enabled nodes)
- AAA (end-user authentication and authorization bundled with Mobile IP)
- IPSec/IKE (carrier level and end-user level
- Transport Level Security (Secure socket layer)
- Application Level Security (Pretty Good Privacy) Message Authentication Codes
- Areas of Security Concern in this Protocol
- Key Management
- Picking Good Random Numbers
- Privacy
- Ingress Filtering
- Replay Protection for Registration Requests
- What is AAA?
- Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
- AAA Servers in Home and Local Domains
- Security Associations
- AAA Servers with Mobile IP agents
- IPSec and Internet Key Exchange (IKE)
- Mobile IP with Dynamic IP Addresses
- Firewalls and AAA
- Diameter and Mobile IP interworking
- A Brief Note on Mobile IP Security
- NAT/Firewall traversal of Mobile IP tunnels
- NAPT between Mobile Node and Home Agent
- Firewall Traversal with Mobile IP and AAA
- Redundancy among Home Agents
- Networking solutions with Mobile IP
- Hotspot Areas
- Extranet partners
- Wide Area Solution
- Overview of Mobile IPv6
- Basic Operation
- New IPv6 Protocol
- Roaming nodes and Transport layer connection survivability
- Components of Mobile IPv6
- Mobile IPv6 data delivery
- Correspondent registration process
- Mobile IPv6 nodes and TCP connections
- Conceptual Data Structure Terminology
- Site-Local Addressability
- Overview of Mobile IPv6 Security
- Binding Updates to Home Agents
- Binding Updates to Correspondent Nodes
- Dynamic Home Agent Address Discovery
- Mobile Prefix Discovery
- Payload Packets
- Mobility Header
- Mobility Options
- Home Address Option
- Modifications to IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
- Correspondent Node Operation
- Home Agent Operation
- Mobile Node Operation