Seamless SIP-based VoIP in disparate wireless systems and networks

We provide an experimental analysis of MIMM (Multi-Interface Mobility Management) demonstrated in a heterogeneous network involving 802.1 lb and CDMA access technologies. We have experimented WAN-LAN handoff for real-time service (voice and video) in the testbed. The subnet handoff managed by MIMM was done seamlessly in this environment and is proved to support real-time application effectively. Both application layer and network layer mobility management were used in the experiment and their results were analyzed for real-time traffic.0-7803-9305

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Seamless SIP-based VoIP in disparate wireless systems and networks

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