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Mobile IPv6 allows a mobile device to retain the use of an IPv6 address having moved from the "home" network for which that address is valid, so that applications wishing to contact the device on that address may do so directly and so that network connections bound to the address survive movement of the mobile hosts. This talks introduces the protocol involved and describes implementations for the Windows and Windows CE operating stsrems done jointly with Lancaster University.
Greg O'Shea is a member of the University Relations team in Microsoft Research Cambridge. His interests are in operating systems, security and networks. At earlier points in his career he was in charge of Systems Programming at a merchant bank, and later worked for a large consulting firm on computer security and commercial software development projects. He obtained his PhD from Birkbeck College, University of London.
