A Network-Based IP Mobility Management Scheme with IPv4/IPv6 Dual Stack Support

Lee, Kyoung-Hee; Jung, Hoe-Kyung; Lee, Hyun–Woo; Lee, Sung-Kuen; Han, Youn-Hee

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-6516-0_22

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“…The concept of user and network mobility, which would enable simultaneous connectivity on multiple access networks, is not foreseen in the current standard [1]. To support multihoming connectivity, it is necessary to expand the control and data plane of the current EPS system with the logic of the dual stack mobile IPv6 protocol (DS-MIPv6) [3] for user multihoming and network mobility protocol functions (NEMO) with multiple care-of-addresses support [4] for network multihoming. Such capabilities are required for demanding communication environments with high availability and redundancy constraints, such as IoT-enabled heterogeneous systems for critical communications.…”

Section: Eps As An Enabler For Heterogeneous Iot Environmentsmentioning

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Application-Driven OAM Framework for Heterogeneous IoT Environments

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International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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We present a novel approach for providing a comprehensive operational picture of heterogeneous networks by collecting system information from physical, data-link, network and application layers using extended methods and mechanisms for OAM, which take into account particularities of persistent access heterogeneity and IoT. A heterogeneous OAM (H-OAM) framework is proposed with a toolset for streamlined failure detection and isolation, and automated performance measurement and monitoring. The framework combines extended standardized OAM toolsets for physical and data-link layers with multiple well-defined and recognized IP network layer toolsets, which introduces possibilities for a tactical view of the monitored system and quick root cause analysis with unified interpretation and cross-correlation of horizontal and vertical levels. A practical deployment of an H-OAM system is presented and its use is demonstrated in a live mobile IoT testbed environment where performance is a function of a wide variety of physical layer parameters that need to be tuned and monitored by the operator. Results of two concrete usage scenarios performed in cooperation with two largest Slovenian mobile operators demonstrate how continuity check and connectivity verification, and performance diagnostics are conducted for Web-based IoT applications and network services of a live operational environment.

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Section: Eps As An Enabler For Heterogeneous Iot Environmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application-Driven OAM Framework for Heterogeneous IoT Environments

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Rugelj

et al. 2016

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…Throughout the transition period, the movement of the MNs among networks that confi gured with different IP protocols is inevitable (Lee, Jung, Lee, Lee & Han, 2013). As a result, many researchers have shown interests in proposing new systems that address the issue of IPv4 and IPv6 coexistence with mobility support.…”

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PROTECTING HOME AGENT CLIENT FROM IPv6 ROUTING HEADER VULNERABILITY IN MIXED IP NETWORKS

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Sahmoudi

Budiarto

2015

JICT

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Mixed IPv4/IPv6 networks will continue to use mobility support over tunneling mechanisms for a long period of time until the establishment of IPv6 end-to-end connectivity. Encapsulating IPv6 traffi c within IPv4 increases the level of hiding internal contents. Thus, mobility in mixed IPv4/IPv6 networks introduces new security vulnerabilities. One of the most critical vulnerabilities associated with the IPv6 protocol is the routing header that potentially may be used by attackers to bypass the network security devices. This paper proposes an algorithm (V6HAPA) for protecting home agent clients from the routing header vulnerability, considering that the home agents reside behind an IPv4 Network Address Translation (NAT) router. The experimental results show that the V6HAPA provides enough confi dence to protect the home agent clients from attackers.

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Trusted Node-Based Algorithm to Secure Home Agent NATed IPv4 Network from IPv6 Routing Header Attacks

Sahmoudi

2014

TELKOMNIKA

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A Network-Based IP Mobility Management Scheme with IPv4/IPv6 Dual Stack Support

Cited by 4 publications

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Application-Driven OAM Framework for Heterogeneous IoT Environments

Application-Driven OAM Framework for Heterogeneous IoT Environments

PROTECTING HOME AGENT CLIENT FROM IPv6 ROUTING HEADER VULNERABILITY IN MIXED IP NETWORKS

Trusted Node-Based Algorithm to Secure Home Agent NATed IPv4 Network from IPv6 Routing Header Attacks

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