Study of Heuristic MAP Selection and Abstraction Schemes with Load Balance in HMIPv6

Chen, Yen‐Wen; Huang, Ming-Jen

doi:10.1007/s11277-009-9854-5

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“…Besides, a tradeoff emerges when selecting anchoring nodes in the single‐anchoring approach: selecting a farther anchor may worsen the route sub‐optimality between MN and CN, while selecting a nearer anchor may introduce high signaling overhead because of frequent switching between different anchors when the MN is roaming around, as is shown by existing studies on Hierarchical Mobile IPv6 (HMIPv6) . This tradeoff is also demonstrated by the evaluations in this paper.…”

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“…Kawano et al propose an algorithm that selects anchoring nodes according to the movement speed of the MN to avoid frequent MAP switching: faster MNs choose farther MAPs while slower MNs choose nearer MAPs. Chen et al propose the concept of abstract MAP together with an enhanced scheme to estimate the MN's speed for appropriate MAP selection. Besides using the MN's speed, Baek et al further consider the movement direction of MNs and Wang et al take into account the MN's moving scope in MAP selection.…”

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A multi‐anchoring approach in mobile IP networks

Wang

Jiang

2016

Wireless Communications

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Many recent mobility solutions, including derivatives of the well-known Mobile IP as well as emerging protocols employed by future Internet architectures, propose to realize mobility management by distributing anchoring nodes (Home Agents or other indirection agents) over the Internet. One of their main goals is to address triangle routing by optimizing routes between mobile nodes and correspondent nodes. Thus, a key component of such proposals is the algorithm to select proper mobility anchoring nodes for mobile nodes. However, most current solutions adopt a single-anchoring approach, which means each mobile node attaches to a sole mobility anchor at one time. In this paper, "we argue that the singleanchoring approach has drawbacks when facing various mobility scenarios. Then, we offer a novel multi-anchoring approach that allows each mobile node to select an independent mobility anchor for each correspondent node. We show that in most cases our proposal gains more performance benefits with an acceptable additional cost by evaluation based on real network topologies. For the cases that lead to potential high cost, we also provide a lightweight version of our solution which aims to preserve most performance benefits while keeping a lower cost. At last, we demonstrate how our proposal can be integrated into current Mobile IP networks.

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A multi‐anchoring approach in mobile IP networks

Wang

Jiang

2016

Wireless Communications

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“…Mobile IP working group has proposed a series of micro mobile agreement. The researchers made extensive research and discussion on this basis [4,5,6]. Micro mobility divides mobile management of network layer into two levels: domain and inter-domain movement.…”

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A Novel Mobility Management Scheme for Hierarchical MIPv6 Network

Wen

Liu

Zhao

2014

AMM

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Delay and packet loss caused by the basic mobile IPv6 handover protocol can not guarantee the service quality of real-time communication. In order to improve the performance of fast handover of the mobile IPv6, we proposed a fast handover scheme based on hierarchical mobility which combines micro mobility and the link layer trigger. By shielding local mobility of the mobile node, the scheme can greatly reduce the signaling information traffic from mobile node to HA and CN. Through the link layer trigger mechanism, the scheme builds a tunnel in advance to avoid packet loss. In order to verify the performance of the proposed scheme, we did some simulation experiments in the NS-2 environment. The simulation results show that the scheme reduces handover delay and packet loss effectively.

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“…Thus, the mobile node can be mobile IP unaware in the B2BUA-ASN node. In addition, as the ASN node plays the role of anchor point for connection handoff [8,9,10], the integration of B2BUA at ASN node can decide, based on the traffic condition, whether the handoff connection is ASN anchored or not in a heuristic manner, so that the network resource can be more effectively utilized. This paper studies the operational scenario of B2BUA-ASN based on the existing WiMax handoff procedure.…”

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Applying SIP B2BUA for Mobile WiMax Network Architecture

Chen¹,

Lin²,

Gu³

2011

IJCNC

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This paper proposes a novel mobility integration method and heuristic algorithm in WiMax network. The objective of the method focuses on cooperation of the ASN anchored mobility and SIP mobility and uses the B2BUA concept to improve the handoff performance as well as to reduce the handoff dropping rate. As the B2BUA acts as a proxy to handle the link layer and application layer handoffs, the handoff decision and policy can be enforced in a heuristic manner. Experimental simulations were performed and the results show that the proposed scheme can effectively utilize the traffic links to achieve the aforementioned objective.

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Study of Heuristic MAP Selection and Abstraction Schemes with Load Balance in HMIPv6

Cited by 5 publications

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A multi‐anchoring approach in mobile IP networks

A multi‐anchoring approach in mobile IP networks

A Novel Mobility Management Scheme for Hierarchical MIPv6 Network

Applying SIP B2BUA for Mobile WiMax Network Architecture

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