Performance evaluation of mobile IPv6 over 6LoWPAN

Roth, Damien; Montavont, Julien; Noël, Thomas

doi:10.1145/2387027.2387041

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“…In Roth et al, 14 the authors suggested using the default‐router‐lifetime as a timer to check whether a mobile sensor node has changed its network. Thus, when the timer expires, the mobile node sends a solicitation message for receiving a new router‐advertisement message with the IPv6 prefix shared in the network and thereby learning whether it has changed its network or not.…”

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CL‐MIPv6: A cross‐layer approach for fast‐internetwork‐mobility support in 6LoWPAN wireless sensor networks

2020

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Considered as part of the Internet of Things (IoT) concept, Internet-connected wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are increasingly using sensor nodes with mobility option. The mobility of sensor nodes is not necessarily limited within a single WSN but could also be across several WSNs. From this, efficiency, flexibility, and interoperability with the existing infrastructure are mandatory features. Unfortunately, current mobility management solutions are not optimized sufficiently for WSNs. In this paper, we propose a new solution (named as CL-MIPv6) that uses detected link-layer information with an adapted scheme of the standard MIPv6 to provide constrained mobile nodes with fast, reliable, and low-cost internetwork handoffs. The idea behind our proposal consists of enabling reliable internetwork mobility anticipation, fast foreign-network detection, and then processing low-overhead handoff-related signaling at mobile nodes. The evaluation of the proposed solution has demonstrated remarkable improvements in terms of reliability and energy-latency costs of internetwork handoffs. The advantage of the contribution over its counterparts becomes more significant as the mobility speed and the overall network traffic load increase.

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CL‐MIPv6: A cross‐layer approach for fast‐internetwork‐mobility support in 6LoWPAN wireless sensor networks

2020

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“…Finally, Figure 24 presents the value also considering the scan time. A final remark about the evaluation is that the handover latency depends on very issues related with the implementation, platform or operating system, since all these issues are ignored in simulators [11]. For that reason, this work has carried out all the evaluation with a implementation over real nodes using the Contiki OS.…”

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Lightweight MIPv6 with IPSec Support

Jara

Fernández

López

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Mobile Information Systems

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Mobility management is a desired feature for the emerging Internet of Things (IoT). Mobility aware solutions increase the connectivity and enhance adaptability to changes of the location and infrastructure. IoT is enabling a new generation of dynamic ecosystems in environments such as smart cities and hospitals. Dynamic ecosystems require ubiquitous access to Internet, seamless handover, flexible roaming policies, and an interoperable mobility protocol with existing Internet infrastructure. These features are challenges for IoT devices, which are usually constrained devices with low memory, processing, communication and energy capabilities. This work presents an analysis of the requirements and desirable features for the mobility support in the IoT, and proposes an efficient solution for constrained environments based on Mobile IPv6 and IPSec. Compatibility with IPv6-existing protocols has been considered a major requirement in order to offer scalable and inter-domain solutions that were not limited to specific application domains in order to enable a new generation of application and services over Internet-enabled dynamic ecosystems, and security support based on IPSec has been also considered, since dynamic ecosystems present several challenges in terms of security and privacy. This work has, on the one hand, analysed suitability of Mobile IPv6 and IPSec for constrained devices, and on the other hand, analysed, designed, developed and evaluated a lightweight version of Mobile IPv6 and IPSec. The proposed solution of lightweight Mobile IPv6 with IPSec is aware of the requirements of the IoT and presents the best solution for dynamic ecosystems in terms of efficiency and security adapted to IoT-devices capabilities. This presents concerns in terms of higher overhead and memory requirements. But, it is proofed and concluded that even when higher memory is required and major overhead is presented, the integration of Mobile IPv6 and IPSec for constrained devices is feasible.

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“…40 Ó 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. 41 42 43 44 1. Introduction 45 The next generation Internet, commonly referred as 46 Internet of Things (IoT), depicts a world populated by an 47 endless number of smart devices that are able to sense, 48 process, react to the environment, cooperate and intercom- [3].…”

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