Multihoming in IPv6 mobile networks: progress, challenges, and solutions

Kuntz, Romain; Montavont, Julien; Noël, Thomas

doi:10.1109/mcom.2013.6400449

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“…One is the case of a multihomed NEMO network of a single multi-interfaced MR [24-25, 32, 35-40, 43]. The other case is a multihomed NEMO network of multiple MRSs [33,[41][42][45][46][47][48]. Then the more complex scenario of a nested NEMO network of multiple uni-and multi-interfaced MRs [26-31, 34, 44].…”

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“…Researchers observe load balancing as a potential mechanism in multihoming environments. In [45], network communications were distributed seamlessly among multiple gateways by extending NDP (Neighbor Discovery Protocol). It is based on a master-slave model by which one MR is assigned the role of traffic management among other MRs.…”

Section: Advance Multihoming Managementmentioning

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Multihoming Support in Mobile IP Networks: Progress, Challenges and Solutions

Alreshoodi*

2020

IJITEE

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IP network mobility has already emerged as a key domain of wireless IP networking. The network research community has taken great interest and paid considerable attention to advance IP mobility applications. Accordingly, different advanced networking mechanisms have been considered to optimize IP network mobility. One of these mechanisms is network multi-homing which has been the focus of many IP mobility studies within the academic research and IETF communities. The combination of network mobility and multi-homing has turned into a conceivable approach to effectively deal with expanding system availability and improving the performance of mobile IP network. There are many studies proposed during the recent years to realize network multi-homing for the Network Mobility Basic Support (NEMO BS) protocol, a leading IETF IP mobility protocol. This paper studies and reviews up-to-date research works in supporting multi-homing for NEMO-based mobile IP networks. The aim is to investigate the current state of multi-homing support for NEMO networks and outline recent research directions in this regard.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Section: Advance Multihoming Managementmentioning

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Multihoming Support in Mobile IP Networks: Progress, Challenges and Solutions

Alreshoodi*

2020

IJITEE

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“…There have also been various efforts to address the different multihoming requirements, including load sharing/balancing and failure recovery, in the context of multihomed mobility. References [11] and [12] extend the underlying Neighbour Discovery Protocol (NDP) to divert ongoing NEMO communications seamlessly among multiple gateways in the case of link /device failure or for load sharing purposes. In [13], traffic redirection is managed and maintained via a central multihoming unit for instances where a failure has been detected in multihomed NEMO scenarios.…”

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Multihomed Mobile Network Architecture

Alsukayti

Edwards

2015

2015 IFIP Networking Conference (IFIP Networking)

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IP mobility ensures network reachability and session continuity while IPv6 networks are on the move. In the Network Mobility (NEMO) model, the potential for NEMO Mobile Routers (MRs) to interconnect and extend Internet connectivity allows the formation Nested NEMO networks. With MANEMO, nested MRs can be efficiently interconnected in a tree-based structure with Internet access being maintained via a designated Gateway. However, this only supports single-homed Internet connectivity.With the span of wireless access technologies and the popularity of multi-interfaced devices, multihoming support in this scenario becomes critical. A Nested Mobile Network with heterogeneous available Internet access options would allow better overall network performance and optimal utilisation of available resources. In this paper, we present the Multihomed Mobile Network Architecture (MMNA), a comprehensive multihomed mobility solution. It provides a multihoming management mechanism for Gateway Discovery and Selection on top of a multihomed mobility model integrating different mobility and multihoming protocols. It enables a complex nested multihomed topology to be established with multiple gateways supporting heterogeneous Internet access. The results demonstrate that the proposed solution achieves better overall throughput, load sharing, and link failure recovery.

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“…Nevertheless, this scheme is not capable to delegate for exclusive downstream communication to MR. Hence in addition of the previous scheme, the authors has proposed a mechanism which supports upstream as well as downstream traffic 8 . The extended strategy permits default router assignment when the MN associates with the moving network.…”

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Novel multihoming-based flow mobility scheme for proxy NEMO environment: A numerical approach to analyse handoff performance

Islam¹,

Abdalla²,

Hasan³

2017

ScienceAsia

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ABSTRACT:With Network Mobility Basic Support Protocol (NEMO BSP), each communication should pass via the home agents of all mobile routers earlier reaching their destination at the time of frequent movement among the inter-technology handoff. This eventually results in performance deterioration of the real time application scenarios conducted on mobile nodes. Accordingly, applying the multihoming technique at any place, anywhere to provide uninterrupted internet connection in NEMO is becoming a significant area for current researchers. Although multiple care-of address registration between mobile routers along with its home agents can overcome some of the multihoming issues for NEMO, one still requires a dynamic flow redirection mechanism to support mobility management in NEMO. With the intention of reducing handoff delay, a novel multihoming-based flow mobility scheme on the PMIPv6 domain in NEMO (MF-PNEMO) is proposed in this paper. In addition, the performance of the MF-PNEMO scheme is evaluated through a numerical approach. The evaluation results confirms that the MF-PNEMO scheme outperforms the standard NEMO BSP as well as fast-proxy NEMO (FPNEMO) concerning handoff delay during inter-technology handoff.

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Multihoming in IPv6 mobile networks: progress, challenges, and solutions

Cited by 37 publications

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Multihoming Support in Mobile IP Networks: Progress, Challenges and Solutions

Multihoming Support in Mobile IP Networks: Progress, Challenges and Solutions

Multihomed Mobile Network Architecture

Novel multihoming-based flow mobility scheme for proxy NEMO environment: A numerical approach to analyse handoff performance

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