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# Sample configuration file for mobility agents. Lines starting with the hash

# character are treated as comments. Blank lines are ignored. All the time

# values are in seconds unless stated otherwise. For the variable names that

# are composed of multiple words, the practice is each word should start with

# upper-case letter, and each value should start with lower-case.

[General]

Version = 1.0 # version number for the configuration file. (required)

#

# One section for all interfaces supported by mipagent.

# The section name must be [Advertisements <intf-name>]

#

# HomeAgent yes, no (Determines whether mipagent will provide

# Home Agent functionality)

# ForeignAgent yes, no (Determines whether mipagent will provide

# Foreign Agent functionality)

# PrefixFlags yes, no (Specifies whether advertisements will include

# the prefix extension).

# AdvertiseOnBcast yes, no (If yes, advertisements are sent on

# 255.255.255.255, rather than 224.0.0.1)

# RegLifetime n (maximum lifetime value accepted in registration

# requests).

# AdvLifetime n (Lifetime advertised in the RFC1256 portion)

# AdvFrequency n (The frequency of mobility advertisements, in

# seconds)

# ReverseTunnel yes, no (Determines whether mipagent has reverse tunnel

# decapsulation/encapsulation capability. In

# case of foreign-agent it also means that the

# foreign agent is advertising reverse tunnel)

#

# ReverseTunnelRequired yes, no (Determines local policy of the mipagent

# on registration request, i.e whether a mobile

# should/must request reverse tunnel)

[Advertisements hme0]

HomeAgent = no

ForeignAgent = yes

PrefixFlags = yes

AdvertiseOnBcast = yes

RegLifetime = 200

AdvLifetime = 200

AdvFrequency = 5

ReverseTunnel = yes

ReverseTunnelRequired = no

# Advertisement section for dynamic interfaces:

# The interface with '*' suffix determines dynamic interfaces to mipagent.

# Additional parameters which may control Advertisement frequency in a newly

# created mobility interface are useful when a mobility

# interface does not want to have a periodic advertisement all the time.

# The following configuration is useful for foreign agents.

# AdvInitCount n Initial Advertisement count when

# Unsolicited advertisements are limited.

# AdvLimitUnsolicited yes, no Determines the local policy of the mipagent

# (foreign agent) if it sends limited or

# unlimited unsolicited advertisement.

# Uncomment the following section, if your foreign agent allows mobility

# service through newly created Solaris PPP interfaces. For more information

# on dynamic interface support, please check mipagent.conf(1M).

#[Advertisements sppp*]

# HomeAgent = no

# ForeignAgent = yes

# AdvertiseOnBcast = no

# PrefixFlags = yes

# RegLifetime = 300

# AdvLifetime = 300

# AdvFrequency = 2

# ReverseTunnel = yes

# ReverseTunnelRequired = no

# AdvInitCount = 5

# AdvLimitUnsolicited = yes

#

# The GlobalSecurityParameters contains all security related configuration

# parameters.

#

# MaxClockSkew n (The number of seconds that mipagent will

# accept as a difference between its own local

# time and the time found in Registration Requets)

# HA-FAAuth yes, no (Specifies whether HA-FA Authentication

# extensions must be present in Registration

# Requests and Replies)

# MN-FAAuth yes, no (Specifies whether MN-FA Authentication

# extensions must be present in Registration

# Requests and Replies)

# Challenge yes, no (Specifies whether the Foreign Agent will

# include Challenges in it's mobility

# advertisements)

# KeyDistribution files (must be set to files)

[GlobalSecurityParameters]

MaxClockSkew = 300

HA-FAauth = yes

MN-FAauth = yes

Challenge = no

KeyDistribution = files

#

# The SPIs must be configured. An SPI entry contains a numerical value

# the replay method and keying information.

#

# ReplyMethod none, timestamp (Specifies the type of replay

# authentication for the SPI)

# Key x (Authentication key in hexadecimal)

[SPI 257]

ReplayMethod = none

Key= 11111111111111111111111111111111

[SPI 258]

ReplayMethod = none

Key= 15111111111111111111111111111111

#

# The Address section contains configuration information for mobility

# nodes (foreign and home agents) as well as mobile nodes.

#

# The # Node-Default keyword in the section header is used to define a

# default SPI for all mobile nodes. This allows an administrator to

# simply include a single entry for all mobile nodes, assuming that

# they all use the same SPI. The Default-Node entry must include the

# pool entry.

#

# The Address section may also contain an NAI as opposed to

# the home address. These entries must also include the Pool

# entry.

#

# Type node, agent (Specifies whether the entry is for

# a mobile node, or a mobility agent)

# SPI n (The SPI value associated with the

# entry, which must be configured above)

# Pool n (If the section header contained an NAI,

# an address will be allocated for the

# mobile node from the pool defined)

[Address 10.1.1.1]

Type = node

SPI = 258

[Address 10.68.30.36]

Type = agent

SPI = 257