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         SHISA: The Mobility Framework for BSD Operating Systems
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Title: SHISA: The Mobility Framework for BSD Operating Systems
Authors: Keiichi Shima(keiichi@iijlab.net)
	 Ryuji Wakikawa (ryuji@sfc.wide.ad.jp)
	 Koshiro Mitsuya (mitsuya@sfc.wide.ad.jp)
	 Tsuyoshi Momose (momose@az.jp.nec.com)
	 Keisuke Uehara (kei@wide.ad.jp)
Date: 2006-08-11

%  - 査読ありのコンファレンス・ワークショップ等
@inproceedings{ Shima:IPv6TodayWorkshop2006,
  author =		"Keiichi Shima, Ryuji Wakikawa, Koshiro Mitsuya, Tsuyoshi Momose, Keisuke Uehara",
  title =		"SHISA: The Mobility Framework for BSD Operating Systems",
  booktitle =           "IPv6 Today Workshop 2006",
  pages =               "",
  month =               "August",
  year =		"2006",
}

%  type =		"conference"
%  site =		[http://www.computer.org/]
%  wideareaname =	[Internet]
%  widewgname =		[nautilus6]
%  keyword =		[Mobile IPv6, NEMO Basic Support, BSD, implementation]
%  references =		[]
%  summary_ja =		[] 
%  misc =		[]
%  summary =		[
%  Mobile IPv6 and Network Mobility Basic Support (NEMO BS) are the
%  IETF standard mobility protocols for IPv6.  When we consider the
%  deployment of a new protocol, it is well understood that the
%  existence of a free protocol implementation, which can be used as a
%  reference implementation for both research and operation, plays
%  important roles.  SHISA is a free implementation of Mobile IPv6 and
%  NEMO BS protocols built on top of BSD operating systems.  The
%  purpose of SHISA is to be a reference implementation of the mobility
%  protocols and to accelerate the deployment. In this paper, we
%  explain the background of the development, introduce the design and
%  explain the implementation detail. SHISA consists of the modified
%  kernel and the user space programs, which is a similar approach as
%  the routing/forwarding mechanism implemented in many UNIX systems.
%  We designed a new communication layer between kernel and a user
%  space program and also between user space programs to exchange
%  mobility related information.  This design makes the implementation
%  simple and extensible.  SHISA also provides some advanced features
%  such as multiple care-of address registration and IPv4 prefix
%  support which will help the deployment in a real situation.
% ]