Care-of Prefix Routing for Moving Networks(<Special Section>Mobile Multimedia Communications)
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概要
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In future, mobile terminals may be linked in various types of local network where the whole network is moving. Mobile networks will need to provide global connectivity to such moving networks and manage their mobility. A moving network consists of mobile terminals and a mobile router, which acts as the gateway to the mobile network. To manage the mobility of the moving network, it is important to minimize the packet overhead, to optimize routing, and to reduce the volume of handoff signals over the mobile network and air interface. This paper proposes a new routing mechanism using hierarchical mobile network prefix assignment, home agent concatenation, hierarchical address management, and hierarchical rerouting. In hierarchical mobile network prefix assignment, a mobile router is assigned a mobile network prefix, which is used as a prefix when allocating the location addresses of mobile terminals in the moving network, so allowing them to be managed in a hierarchical manner. Home agentconcatenation limits the number of home agents which need to be updated during handoff by enabling one home agent hold information relating to others, while hierarchical address management minimizes the volume of handoff signals by managing the location addresses of all mobile terminals in a hierarchical manner. Hierarchical re-routing introduces a local anchor router in order to localize handoff and to optimize routing. Simulation results show that our proposed routing method is better than the conventional solutions in terms of efficiency of data transmission including data transmission delay, and handoff performance.
- 2005-07-01
著者
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Miura Akira
Network Laboratories Ntt Docomo Inc.
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Suzuki Toshihiro
Research Laboratories Ntt Docomo Inc. Yokosuka Research Park (yrp)
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SUZUKI Toshihiro
Network Laboratories, NTT DoCoMo R&D Center
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IGARASHI Ken
Network Laboratories, NTT DoCoMo R&D Center
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YABUSAKI Masami
Research and Development Planning Department, NTT DoCoMo
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Igarashi Ken
Network Laboratories Ntt Docomo Inc.
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Yabusaki Masami
Ntt Docomo Inc. Yokosuka‐shi Jpn
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Yabusaki Masami
Research And Development Planning Department Ntt Docomo
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Igarashi Ken
Network Laboratories Ntt Docomo R&d Center
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Suzuki Toshihiro
Network Laboratories Ntt Docomo Inc
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Suzuki Toshihiro
Network Laboratories Ntt Docomo R&d Center
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