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Old 05-12-2003, 02:46 PM   #1
Lugh
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need Mobile IP code


Hi,

I trying to setup a WAN to support Mobile IPv4. Right now I'm using Dynamics from HUT, but the MN daemon is causing my laptop to crash.

Does anyone know of some good, open source, MIPv4 code? Or has had some experience with Dynamics? I've done a google search but it's full of dead links and half-done implementations.

Thanx.
 
  


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