Design and development of network simulator module for distributed mobility management protocol

Balfaqih, Zain

doi:10.1007/s12652-020-01764-y

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“…The outcomes depend on both the simulated structures and the urban situations shown in the preceding section. Table 1 shows the default input variables obtained from References 10,11,16,24–26.…”

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Handoff performance analysis of PMIPv6‐based distributed mobility management protocol‐urban scenario

Mahenthiran,

Muruganadam

2024

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryMobility management allows the networks to track down a mobile user's location for sending datagrams and to retain the connection when the user changes its location points repeatedly. Whenever a node switches between one base station and another, the connectivity is maintained through a process called handoff management. For real‐time traffic implementations in wireless network communications, handover performance is essential. A mobile node is blocked from transmitting and receiving a datagram for a longer time as the handover delay increases. Unacceptable handover delays are common in real‐time communication services. To guarantee smooth connectivity and continuous provision of services, effective handoff methods are required. The handoff efficiency of network‐based distributed mobility management (DMM) is studied extensively in this article, along with a comparison to PMIPv6. We specifically investigate how handover delay, session recovery, and packet loss are influenced by cell radius. From the analytical and simulation findings this paper concludes that network‐based DMM performs better than PMIPv6.

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Handoff performance analysis of PMIPv6‐based distributed mobility management protocol‐urban scenario

Mahenthiran,

Muruganadam

2024

Concurrency and Computation

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“…For example, the MobiWAN NS-2 extension was designed for NS-21 to simulate MIPv6, owing to the inherited limitation of NS-2 that supports only IPv4. Therefore, in [131], engineers have developed the DMM module in Network Simulator-2 (NS-2) to implement the DMM protocols' functionalities, entities, and operations. An analytical study was conducted to ensure the accuracy of the module compared with the theoretical values.…”

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Mobility Management Issues and Solutions in 5G-and-Beyond Networks: A Comprehensive Review

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The fully accomplished standardization of the new mobile generation has led to the deployment of fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks to gratify enormous traffic volume for Internet services. The current centralized mobility system could not be sufficient to manage an explosive increase in data volume and is considered a steadily rising issue in modern wireless communication. A new technique that can affluently handle traffic problems and completely avoid network breakdown chances is indispensable. Recently, distributed mobility management (DMM) was introduced to overcome the inevitable obstacles that destructively impact the existing networks. Specifically, a novel design based on the deployment of distributed mobility anchors, closer to the terminal points, was introduced. Several works have been proposed to build DMM solutions with different focuses for 5G-and-beyond networks (B5G), which are also referred to as sixth-generation solutions (6G). In this paper, we present the potential and benefits of flat network design for efficient and fast routing of traffic and furnish the effectiveness of the scheme toward mobility management in B5G by delineating recent research works. We also present the current limitations, challenges, and future research directions for seamless mobility to achieve the desired objectives in the current 5G and upcoming 6G cellular communications.

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“…e. Packet loss and handover latency during a session: the number of packets lost during a session is another relevant measure [44]. This metric is based on handover latency [45], [46] and is determined as the total number of packets lost per mobile node throughout handover operations. A mobile node cannot accept packets until the handover process is completed.…”

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An overview of internet engineering task force mobility management protocols: approaches and its challenges

Mahenthiran

Dinakaran

2022

IJECE

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<p><span lang="EN-US">In recent years, internet protocol mobility management has become one of the most popular research areas in networking. Mobility management protocols are in charge of preserving continuing communications as a user roam between different networks. All existing internet protocols (IP), like MIPv6, and PMIPv6, rely on a centralized mobility anchor to control mobile node traffic and signaling. The disadvantages of centralized mobility management (CMM) include ineffectiveness in handling massive volumes of traffic, poor scalability, wasteful use of network resources, and packet delay. When CMM is required to handle mobile media, which demands a huge amount of information and frequently needs quality of services (QoS) such as session continuance and reduced latency, these difficulties become apparent. It drives the need for distributed mobility management protocol (DMM) systems to manage the growing amount of mobile data, the overwhelming of this is video communication. DMM approaches could be regarded as an innovative and effective method to deal with mobility. An overview of the CMM protocol and its drawbacks are analyzed. This study examines the various DMM protocol techniques and their performance metrics are compared to highlight similarities and differences. The study reveals the network-based DMM protocol improves overall handoff time and packet loss.</span></p>

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Design and development of network simulator module for distributed mobility management protocol

Cited by 9 publications

References 24 publications

Handoff performance analysis of PMIPv6‐based distributed mobility management protocol‐urban scenario

Handoff performance analysis of PMIPv6‐based distributed mobility management protocol‐urban scenario

Mobility Management Issues and Solutions in 5G-and-Beyond Networks: A Comprehensive Review

An overview of internet engineering task force mobility management protocols: approaches and its challenges

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