Efficient Multicast Support Exploiting Mobility of Hosts
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概要
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The IETF Mobile IP defines two multicast options: remote subscription (RS) and bi-direction tunneling (BT). In order to synthesize the strong points of these two IETF multicast options we propose a hybrid approach, mMOM, which selectively uses two IETF multicast options based on the mobility of mobile hosts. Whenever a mobile host requests its first registration to a certain foreign agent, the corresponding foreign agent starts the service using the BT option. Afterwards, if it requests re-registration to the same foreign agent, the foreign agent considers it to be relatively immobile and continues services using the RS option. We propose a new metric to compare heterogeneous algorithms. Simulation results show that our approach outperforms all others.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 2002-06-01
著者
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Choo Young-yeol
Department Of Computer Science And Engineering Pohang University Of Science And Technology Pohang
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KIM Cheeha
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
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Kim Cheeha
Department Of Computer Science And Engineering Pohang University Of Science And Technology Pohang
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HUH Yungoo
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Pohang University of Science and Technology, Pohang
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Huh Yungoo
Department Of Computer Science And Engineering Pohang University Of Science And Technology Pohang
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