UMIP.org aims at gathering resources on the Mobile IPv6 and NEMO Basic Support stack UMIP, and proposes new UMIP releases. The code available on UMIP.org is based on the original UMIP 0.4 from the USAGI website. Compared to UMIP 0.4, the releases proposed on UMIP.org integrates the NEMO Basic Support protocol (RFC3963), new features, bugfixes and code simplifications.

• 2011/10/21: A new patch repository is available for PMIPv6. Check out the documentation here.
2011/03/19: All remaining old hg repositories have been converted to git and all previously HTTP-available UMIP git repositories (umip, patches, debian, ...) are now available using pure git transport. Documentation pages have been updated to reflect that.
• 2010/10/05: Some documentation updates after merging multiple patches (migratev2, tunnel support, statistic support, etc.) to the umip.git tree.
• 2010/02/16: New documentations (FAQ, Miredo, Debian packages).
• 2010/02/15: New IPsec/IKE documentation.
• 2009/11/15: Opening of UMIP.org.

Our source code is maintained using git. Our source repository is available here and contains:

• umip.git: the UMIP repository. It contains the latest stable UMIP code. TAHI unit tests against this repository are available here.
• patches.git: a set of experimental patches that can be applied against the umip.git repository. These patches may find their way in the umip.git repository in the future once they have proven to be stable.
• umip-pmipv6-patches.git: a set of experimental patches for PMIPv6 that can be applied against the umip.git repository.
• debian.git: a repository that contains all the necessary files to build customs Debian packages.
• racoon/patches.git: a set of patches for racoon to work with UMIP.
• racoon/debian.git: a repository that contains the files to build the racoon Debian packages.

You will find how to use these repositories and build UMIP on the documentation page.

All the necessary documentations to use our source repositories, install and configure UMIP, or setup your own TAHI unit tests, are available on our documentation page.

You can get support by subscribing to the support(at)ml.nautilus6.org mailing list. Feel free to describe your problems, report bugs or send patches on this mailing list. You can check the archives of this ML here.

More resources can also be found on the below pages:

• The original UMIP 0.4 stack is available on umip.linux-ipv6.org.
• Some extenstions to UMIP (MCoA, DSMIP) are available on nautilus6.org.
• Additional documentations are available on natisbad.org. These documentations will be merged here in the future.