Preemptive and Non Preemptive Switching Protocols for 5G Wireless Dynamic Network Architecture

Huang, Xin; Ke, Feng; Yu, Rong; Liu, Yuqin; Wu, Yueqian

doi:10.1109/tvt.2019.2946280

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“…In [12], a novel paradigm for wireless network access is proposed in a 5G wireless Dynamic Network Architecture (5G-DNA), where certain classes of smart devices act as an Access Point (AP) temporarily, while connected to the Internet on 5G wireless DNA. Since these AP's are not stable, users need a seamless, efficient, and reliable schedule for switching between available AP's.…”

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Exploiting Multihoming Capabilities in 5G-Enabled IoT Nodes

Fayos-Jordan,

Felici-Castell,

Segura-Garcia

et al. 2023

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5G communications allow the integration of different wireless technologies to exploit the added value of multihoming scenarios. Furthermore, in connection with the Internet of Things (IoT), multihomed nodes are very interesting, since it allows one to address new challenges and adapt the usage of communication technologies to new requirements imposed by the location of each deployment, the available energy resources on each node, and the IoT application itself. There are available commercial wireless nodes that embed and handle multiple interfaces. Terms such as seamless and transparent communications as well as technology integration fit well within the 5G standards. However, in practice, these wireless nodes are basically relayed in one of these wireless technologies when connected, and in the case of using other interfaces, their usage is not coordinated. In this context, we propose and implement a novel and efficient heterogeneous interface selection algorithm for multihoming and integrative communications using commercial products by performing local decisions on a per-packet basis, analysing different issues and approaches from a practical point of view, both hardware and software. We compare our proposal with other alternatives, highlighting the opportunities by exploiting these multihoming features in 5G-enabled IoT nodes.INDEX TERMS 5G, heterogeneous networks, Internet of Things, Multihoming, seamless/transparent communications I. INTRODUCTION

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%