Example 4-13 looks at the routing table of the IS. The point of including the IS in the topology
explored in this chapter is to show that only the home network route is redistributed. In Example
4-13, the virtual network appears as a Type 2 external OSPF route.
NOTEThe individual host routes for the Mobile Nodes are not redistributed. Isolation of the network
from the host routes is a key feature of Mobile IP.
Alternative Topologies
While the topology presented in the previous sections is ideal for learning Mobile IP in the lab,
it requires a significant number of routers and is beyond the facilities of many small labs. ...
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