Abstract:For fast handoff protocol to succeed in nested NEMO, acquisition of new care-of-address, and exchange of signaling packets for handoff must be done with minimum delay. New careof-address can be obtained using anticipation but signaling packets must also pass through minimum number of tunnels. These challenges creates far more complex scenario than a simple NEMO and node mobility. In this paper, we propose Fast Handoff with End-to-end Route Optimization (FHE2ERO) protocol for nested mobility that meets these re… Show more
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