Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP
Mobile IP is a powerful protocol that supports Internet mobility. Micro-mobility approach was introduced because Mobile IP suffers in case of frequent movement, i.e. intra-domain mobility. Micro-mobility protocols aim to handle local movement of Mobile Nodes (MNs) without interaction with the Home...
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| author | Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha Anwar, Farhat Mohd, Shaffiah Liyakthalikhan, Hatina Banun |
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| description | Mobile IP is a powerful protocol that supports Internet mobility. Micro-mobility approach was introduced
because Mobile IP suffers in case of frequent movement, i.e. intra-domain mobility. Micro-mobility protocols aim to
handle local movement of Mobile Nodes (MNs) without interaction with the Home Agent (HA) through the Internet.
This has the benefit of reducing delay and packet loss during handoff and eliminating registration between MN and
possibly distant Home Agents (HA) when MN remain inside their local coverage areas. The Hierarchical Mobile IP
(HMIP) protocol handles Mobile IP registration locally using a hierarchy of foreign agents. In HMIP, registration
messages are sent by the MNs to update their respective location information. This registration messages will establish
tunnels between neighboring foreign agents along the path from the mobile node to a gateway foreign agent (GFA).
This will form a network of tunnels where packets addressed to the MN will travel. The aim of this research is to study
and evaluate HMIP protocol. The paper presents mobility issues in HMIP. The performance analysis of the protocol is
carried out using NS-2 simulator. Some recommendation was suggested to improve mobile communication in HMIP.
Key words: Hierarchical, Mobile IP, Micro-mobility, Performance Analysis. |
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| spelling | iium-501482019-12-04T01:06:52Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/50148/ Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha Anwar, Farhat Mohd, Shaffiah Liyakthalikhan, Hatina Banun T10.5 Communication of technical information Mobile IP is a powerful protocol that supports Internet mobility. Micro-mobility approach was introduced because Mobile IP suffers in case of frequent movement, i.e. intra-domain mobility. Micro-mobility protocols aim to handle local movement of Mobile Nodes (MNs) without interaction with the Home Agent (HA) through the Internet. This has the benefit of reducing delay and packet loss during handoff and eliminating registration between MN and possibly distant Home Agents (HA) when MN remain inside their local coverage areas. The Hierarchical Mobile IP (HMIP) protocol handles Mobile IP registration locally using a hierarchy of foreign agents. In HMIP, registration messages are sent by the MNs to update their respective location information. This registration messages will establish tunnels between neighboring foreign agents along the path from the mobile node to a gateway foreign agent (GFA). This will form a network of tunnels where packets addressed to the MN will travel. The aim of this research is to study and evaluate HMIP protocol. The paper presents mobility issues in HMIP. The performance analysis of the protocol is carried out using NS-2 simulator. Some recommendation was suggested to improve mobile communication in HMIP. Key words: Hierarchical, Mobile IP, Micro-mobility, Performance Analysis. 2005 Proceeding Paper PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/50148/1/223.pdf Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha and Anwar, Farhat and Mohd, Shaffiah and Liyakthalikhan, Hatina Banun (2005) Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP. In: 3rd International Conference: Sciences of Electronic, Technologies of Information and Telecommunications (SETIT 2005), 27th-31st Mar. 2005, Tunisia. http://www.setit.rnu.tn/last_edition/setit2005/reseau/223.pdf |
| spellingShingle | T10.5 Communication of technical information Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha Anwar, Farhat Mohd, Shaffiah Liyakthalikhan, Hatina Banun Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP |
| title | Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP |
| title_full | Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP |
| title_fullStr | Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP |
| title_full_unstemmed | Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP |
| title_short | Mobility issues in hierarchical mobile IP |
| title_sort | mobility issues in hierarchical mobile ip |
| topic | T10.5 Communication of technical information |
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