Ip Mobile Home-Agent - Juniper JUNOSE 11.1.X - COMMAND REFERENCE A TO M 4-9-2010 Command Reference Manual

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ip mobile home-agent

ip mobile home-agent [ care-of-access acl ] [ lifetime lifetimeSeconds ]
Syntax
[ replay replaySeconds ] [ reverse-tunnel-off ]
no ip mobile home-agent
Command introduced in JUNOSe Release 9.0.0.
Release Information
Configures the Mobile IP home agent on a virtual router. Issuing this command does
Description
not affect existing parameters such as lifetime, replay value, or care-of-access ACL
for any mobile node's existing binding. The new parameters take effect only upon
each re-registration or new registration. For example, configuring a shorter lifetime
does not cause an existing binding to be removed prematurely, but the new lifetime
value is used only upon re-registration by a mobile node so that both the mobile
node and the home agent are informed of the newly negotiated value. The no version
disables the home agent service on the virtual router.
NOTE: The values for lifetime, replay, and care-of access configured per mobile host
by using the ip mobile host command override the values configured by using the
ip mobile home-agent command.
Options
Global Configuration
Mode
acl Name of the access control list applied to the care-of-access, which restricts
access for foreign agents or networks. You can override this care-of-access ACL
with other ACLs for specific host mobile nodes. By default, the router does not
apply a care-of-access ACL
lifetimeSeconds Maximum number of seconds, in the range 5–65535, during
which registration requests are established; default value is 36,000 seconds. The
maximum lifetime configured for specific mobile nodes can override this lifetime
value
replaySeconds Number of seconds, in the range 1–255, by which a registration
request can exceed the home agent configured time value; default value is
7 seconds
reverse-tunnel-off Disables reverse tunneling support by the home agent, which
denies T bit registration requests. By default, reverse tunneling is enabled on the
router. When you modify support for reverse tunnels, the modification takes
effect only for subsequently accepted registration requests
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