IP paging considered unnecessary: Mobile IPv6 and IP paging for dormant mode location update in macrocellular and hotspot networks

Kempf, James; Mutaf, Pars

doi:10.1109/wcnc.2003.1200513

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“…There is a difference in terms of configuration assumptions between [6] and our work. In [6], a subnet consists of a group of cells.…”

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confidence: 91%

“…A comparative study by simulation of Mobile IPv6 and IP paging for dormant mode location update in the scenarios of macro-cellular and hotspot networks was presented in [6]. From the initial simulation results for the case of fixed PA sizes, it was concluded that Mobile IPv6 dormant mode location management is comparable to IP paging, and hence, IP paging is unnecessary.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Second, the mobility models (e.g. Random Walk [2], Fluid Flow [3]) and assumptions have severe limitations: subnets are assumed to be squared [1,3,6] or hexagonal [2]; movement history is not considered. In the Internet, a subnet takes no specific shape and the distance between two end points should be measured by number of hops between them [4].…”

Section: Remarks and Our Contributionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In [6], a subnet consists of a group of cells. An MH needs to update its location at each subnet change, not at each cell change.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A comparison of different paging mechanisms for mobile IP

Tuan

Onozato

2006

Wireless Netw

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This paper proposes two Individual paging schemes, then presents a comparative analysis on the signaling cost functions of Mobile IP (MIP) with different paging protocols and paging schemes and investigates constructing optimal paging areas using discrete system model as a mobility model. In wireless mobile Internet, mobile hosts often visit foreign networks that might be far away from their home networks and the occurrences of their inter-domain movement are relatively rare. In this scenario, our analytical results show that paging, particularly individual paging, can significantly improve the total signaling cost of MIP. We show that Domain paging can bring about considerable cost saving compared to FA (Foreign Agent) paging. Our results also demonstrate the significant advantages of Individual Paging over Static Aggregate Paging. The results show that specifying the optimal paging area size is critical in saving signaling cost of MIP with paging support.

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“…There is a difference in terms of configuration assumptions between [6] and our work. In [6], a subnet consists of a group of cells.…”

Section: Remarks and Our Contributionsmentioning

confidence: 91%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Remarks and Our Contributionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In [6], a subnet consists of a group of cells. An MH needs to update its location at each subnet change, not at each cell change.…”

Section: Remarks and Our Contributionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A comparison of different paging mechanisms for mobile IP

Tuan

Onozato

2006

Wireless Netw

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“…[6]. From the initial simulation results for the case of fixed paging area size, the authors concluded that Mobile IPv6 dormant mode location management is comparable to IP paging, and hence, IP paging is unnecessary.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Comparative Analysis on Performance of Mobile IP with Paging Support

Tuan

Onozato

2004

Wireless on-Demand Network Systems

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Abstract. This paper presents a comparative analysis on the signaling cost functions of Mobile IP (MIP) with different paging protocols and schemes and investigates constructing optimal paging areas using discrete system model as a mobility model. In wireless mobile Internet, mobile users often visit foreign networks that might be far away from their home networks and the occurrences of their inter-domain movement are relatively rare. In this scenario, our analytical results show that paging, particularly individual paging, can significantly improve the total signaling cost of MIP. We show that Domain paging can bring about considerable cost saving compared to FA (Foreign Agent) paging. Our results also demonstrate the significant advantages of Individual paging over Aggregate paging. The results show that specifying the optimal PA size is critical in saving signaling cost of MIP with paging support.

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Deploying Large-Scale IEEE802.11 Networks Using IP Paging with Link-Specific Capabilities: A Standard Compliant Approach and its Performance Analysis

Vidal

García-Villegas

Paradells

2010

Wireless Pers Commun

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IEEE802.11 is a layer two technology that offers limited mobility support. It suffers from scalability problems caused by the performance of the mechanisms related to the address resolution and the discovery and maintenance of the path information. In this paper, we propose using IP paging with link-specific capabilities to solve this problem. The need of these capabilities is justified showing the limitations of pure-IP solutions when they interact with IEEE802.11 specific functions, mainly the power save mode (PSM). Then, a comprehensive proposal for an IP paging solution that is an extension of the Mobile IPv4 Regional Registration (MIPv4-RR) protocol is presented. Its strengths lie in the fact that there are no interaction problems with PSM, and it is fully compliant with existing IEEE802.11 devices. Finally, in order to show the excellent scalability of our link-specific solution, we carry out an analytical study of its mobility signaling and compare it with the standard MIPv4-RR protocol and IIPP (Integrated IP Paging Protocol), another IP paging solution that does not implement link-specific functions.

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IP paging considered unnecessary: Mobile IPv6 and IP paging for dormant mode location update in macrocellular and hotspot networks

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

A comparison of different paging mechanisms for mobile IP

A comparison of different paging mechanisms for mobile IP

A Comparative Analysis on Performance of Mobile IP with Paging Support

Deploying Large-Scale IEEE802.11 Networks Using IP Paging with Link-Specific Capabilities: A Standard Compliant Approach and its Performance Analysis

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