Subject: [Mipshop] How possibly the HI message with a Code value of '1' can be curred?

From: 오승훈 <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2004 08:07:25 +0900

Hi all, 

According to the fmipv6-01 draft, HI message with the Code value of '1' can be occured when the source IP address of FBU is not PCoA, i.e., the FBU is sent from the NAR's link. Here is the original sentences below: 
 " When the source IP address of FBU is not PCoA, i.e., the FBU is sent
   from the NAR's link, the HI message MUST have a Code value of 1."

But the definition and purpose of 'HI' message are against that above usage. Here, The definition of " Handover Initiate (HI) is  A message from the PAR to the NAR to initiate handover" Therefore, in the reactive mode, HI message cannot be made and it cannot have the Code value of '1'. 

Is that right?

If not, I am happy to hear any explanation.

Seung Hun Oh