Internet Mobility using SIP and MIP

Nasir, Abdul; Mah-Rukh, M.-R.

doi:10.1109/itng.2006.81

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“…For example, a user may want to continue a session initiated on a MN on the desktop PC when entering his/her office. IPv4 or IPv6 mobility does not directly support such session mobility (Nasir & Mah-Rukh, 2006).…”

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Mobility in IP Networks: from Link Layer to Application Layer Protocols and Architectures

Johnson¹,

Cardozo²,

Prado³

et al. 2010

Radio Communications

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Mobility in IP Networks: from Link Layer to Application Layer Protocols and Architectures

Johnson¹,

Cardozo²,

Prado³

et al. 2010

Radio Communications

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“…Furthermore, a mobility broker was enriched with a translation function that converted MIP signaling messages into SIP signaling messages and vice versa. Nasir et al [15] provided the idea of combining TCP and MIP and UDP with SIP. Our paper provides further features such as multi-homing and improvements on the signaling.…”

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“…Our paper provides further features such as multi-homing and improvements on the signaling. Basically it goes a step further compared to [15].…”

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A new MIP-SIP interworking scheme

Andersson

Elkotob

Åhlund

2008

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia

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This paper proposes a new interworking scheme for Mobile IP and the Session Initiation Protocol being the most popular solutions for mobility management at the network and application layers respectively. The goal is to deliver seamless mobility for both TCP-based and UDP-based applications taking the best features from each mobility management scheme. In short, this paper proposes that TCP connections are handled through Mobile IP while UDP-based connection-less applications may use the Session Initiation Protocol for handling mobility. The two mobility management solutions are integrated into one common solution.

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Triple-play switchboard IP phone business achievement based on sip call

Wang

2011

2011 International Conference on Multimedia Technology

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Internet Mobility using SIP and MIP

Cited by 7 publications

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Mobility in IP Networks: from Link Layer to Application Layer Protocols and Architectures

Mobility in IP Networks: from Link Layer to Application Layer Protocols and Architectures

A new MIP-SIP interworking scheme

Triple-play switchboard IP phone business achievement based on sip call

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