PMIPv6-based mobility management in WLAN

Chai, Rong; Zhou, Jing; Chen, Qianbin

doi:10.1109/chinacom.2012.6417544

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“…According to Gundavelli's suggestion, relationship between MAG and AP can be as follows: (1) a MAG manages only one AP, referred to as single AP architecture” below; and (2) a MAG manages more than one AP, referred to as “multi-AP architecture” below. In 2012, Chai et al [18] proposed a scheme to implement PMIPv6 for single AP architecture. To the best of our knowledge, there is still a lack of the implementation scheme for multi-AP architecture, which motivates us to address the problem.…”

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Implementing PMIPv6 Protocol Based on Extended Service Set for IEEE 802.11 Infrastructure WLAN

Zhu

et al. 2015

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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With the popularity of IEEE 802.11 based wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) portable devices, it becomes increasingly significant to support the mobile users carrying Wi-Fi devices to access the Internet of Things (IoT) so that the communications between the mobile users and the smart objects deployed in the IoT stay uninterrupted when the mobile users are in movement. A scheme using Extended Service Set-(ESS-) based architecture is presented to implement the proxy mobile IPv6 protocol, that is, PMIPv6, for IEEE 802.11 infrastructure Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs). The key signaling packets together with their time sequences for the mobility management in the proposed scheme are proposed. Moreover, the handoff delay in the proposed scheme is derived, through which the performance of the proposed scheme is analyzed. Numerical analysis indicates that the proposed scheme considerably outperforms the existing scheme that uses the Basic Service Set (BSS) based architecture in terms of handoff delay in the case when the delay between Mobile Access Gateway (MAG) and local mobile anchor (LMA) is relatively large.

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Implementing PMIPv6 Protocol Based on Extended Service Set for IEEE 802.11 Infrastructure WLAN

Zhu

et al. 2015

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Implementing PMIPv6 Protocol Based on Extended Service Set for IEEE 802.11 Infrastructure WLAN

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Zhu

et al. 2014

2014 International Conference on Identification, Information and Knowledge in the Internet of Things

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With the popularity of IEEE 802.11 based wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) portable devices, it becomes increasingly significant to support the mobile users carrying Wi-Fi devices to access the Internet of Things (IoT) so that the communications between the mobile users and the smart objects deployed in the IoT stay uninterrupted when the mobile users are in movement. A scheme using Extended Service Set (ESS) -based architecture is presented to implement the proxy mobile IPv6 protocol, i.e., PMIPv6, for IEEE 802.11 infrastructure Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs). The key signaling packets together with their time sequences for the mobility management in the proposed scheme are proposed. Moreover, the handoff delay in the proposed scheme is derived, through which the performance of the proposed scheme is analyzed. Numerical analysis indicates the proposed scheme considerably outperforms the existing scheme using the Basic Service Set (BSS) -based architecture in terms of handoff delay in the case when the delay between Mobile Access Gateway (MAG) and Local Mobile Anchor (LMA) is relatively large.

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PMIPv6-based mobility management in WLAN

Cited by 2 publications

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Implementing PMIPv6 Protocol Based on Extended Service Set for IEEE 802.11 Infrastructure WLAN

Implementing PMIPv6 Protocol Based on Extended Service Set for IEEE 802.11 Infrastructure WLAN

Implementing PMIPv6 Protocol Based on Extended Service Set for IEEE 802.11 Infrastructure WLAN

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