2
The access point (AP) or Wireless LAN controller (WLC) starts the authentication process using Extensible
Authentication Protocol (EAP) by sending an EAP Request ID to the mobile device.
3
The mobile device sends a response for the EAP Request ID back to the AP or WLC.
4
Upon successful authentication, the mobile device sends an IPv6 FSOL that could be router solicit, neighbor
solicit, or neighbor advertisement, to the iWAG.
5
The iWAG sends a RADIUS Access Request to the AAA server asking it to authenticate the subscriber.
6
The iWAG creates a MAC-based ISG session and pulls the subscriber profile from the AAA server. If the
profile has the AAA attribute value as "Cisco-AVPair=mn-service=dual", then the subscriber is authorized
for both IPv4 and IPv6 data transfer. Similarly, the AAA attribute value of
"Cisco-AVPair=mn-service=ipv4" or "Cisco-AVPair=mn-service=ipv6" represents the IPv4 or IPv6
protocol, using which the subscriber is authorized to send data.
7
The iWAG checks whether the ISG session for the MAC address is initiated or created.
8
The AAA server sends the RADIUS Access Accept message to the iWAG.
9
If the received profile has "cisco-mpc-protocol-interface" attribute with value as pmipv6, then iWAG
initiates PMIPv6 tunneling by sending a Proxy Binding Update (PBU) message to the local mobility anchor
(LMA).
10
The LMA responds with a Proxy Binding Acknowledgment (PBA) message that includes IP address,
gateway, and mask.
11
The PMIPv6 tunnel is established between the iWAG and the LMA.
12
In response to the IPv6 (RS) FSOL sent, the iWAG sends a router advertisement (RA) packet using SLAAC
that includes the IPv6 prefix, to the mobile device. The mobile device appends the IPv6 prefix to it's 64-bit
(EUI or MAC address appended with FFFE) to form a unique 128 bit address.
13
The IPv6 traffic can flow through the PMIPv6 tunnel.
14
The mobile device sends a DHCPv4 Discover message to the iWAG.
15
The iWAG sends the IPv4 address through a DHCP Offer message to the mobile device. The iWAG
provisions the IPv4 stack.
16
Both the IPv4 and IPv6 traffic can flow through the PMIPv6 tunnel.
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