Mobile IP handoffs among multiple internet gateways in mobile ad hoc networks

Ding, Shuo

doi:10.1049/iet-com.2008.0275

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“…There are two methods for movement detection [6,7,40,41], invalidating the route entry and receiving the GWADV messages. The MNs would be forced to register to an alternative IGW when the original IGW fails.…”

Section: Handovermentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient Internet Access Framework for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Attia

Rizk

Ali

2015

Wireless Pers Commun

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The development of the Internet services and applications and the trend in the fourth generation (4G) wireless networks to all-IP networks have led to a growing demand for enabling Mobile Ad hoc NETworks (MANETs) to connect to the Internet and achieving the goal of omnipresence Internet which is accessible anytime and anywhere. However, such integration gives rise to a number of challenges. In this paper, an efficient framework which has considered six main challenges encountered in the MANET-Internet integration is proposed. An adaptive distributed multipath internet gateways discovery protocol is proposed, where the gateways advertise their information dynamically to an adaptive limited number of mobile nodes. For mobile nodes that cannot receive this information, an efficient dynamic routing algorithm for MANETs-Internet integration derived from the ant colony optimization algorithms is proposed. In addition, an improved Quality of Services based gateway selection mechanism providing load-balancing is proposed. The simulation study confirms that the proposed framework is scalable and able to cope with changes on the number and mobility of active sources connecting to the Internet and outperforms other conventional approaches in terms of end-to-end delay, packet delivery ratio while attaining acceptable overhead and fair load distribution among all gateways.

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Section: Handovermentioning

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Efficient Internet Access Framework for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Attia

Rizk

Ali

2015

Wireless Pers Commun

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“…The address binding is also performed upon each handoff (i.e., when a node moves across a network boundary). Then, MNs can go anywhere while still receive packets destined to their home IP addresses [1][2][3][4][5]. The binding information at HA may not be updated during boundary crossing time.…”

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A Robust Analytical Model of Mobile IP Handoff with Multiple Traffic Profiles

Nashaat

Rizk

Mahdi

2011

Int J Wireless Inf Networks

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Mobile IP has been developed to provide the continuous information network access to mobile users. The performance of Mobile IP mobility management scheme is dependent on traffic characteristics and user mobility. Consequently, it is important to assess this performance in-depth through these factors. This paper introduces a novel analytical model of handoff management in mobile IP networks. The proposed model focuses on the effect the traffic types and their frame error rates on the handoff latency. It is derived based on general distribution of both successful transmission attempts and the residence time to be applicable in all cases of traffic characteristics and user mobility. The impact of the behavior of wireless connection, cell residence time, probability distribution of transmission time and the handoff time is investigated. Numerical results are obtained and presented for both TCP and UDP traffics. As expected, the reliability of TCP leads to higher handoff latency than UDP traffic. It is shown that, higher values of FER increase the probability of erroneous packet transfer across the link layer. A short retransmission time leads to end the connection most likely in the existing FA; however a long retransmission time leads to a large delivery time. The proposed model is robust in the sense that it covers the impact of all the effective parameters and can be easily extended to any distribution.

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Secure Mobility Management Based on Session Key Agreements

Jung

Festijo

2012

Cyberspace Safety and Security

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Mobile IP handoffs among multiple internet gateways in mobile ad hoc networks

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

Efficient Internet Access Framework for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Efficient Internet Access Framework for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

A Robust Analytical Model of Mobile IP Handoff with Multiple Traffic Profiles

Secure Mobility Management Based on Session Key Agreements

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