The Performance Analysis of the Multicast Extension Support for Proxy MIPv6

Guan, Jianfeng; Zhou, Huachun; Xu, Changqiao; Zhang, Hongke; Luo, Haiyong

doi:10.1007/s11277-011-0425-1

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“…As a result, the multicast session based on IP and port will break, and the multicast service will be disrupted. To solve this problem, lots of research work are based on mobility support protocols such as MIPv6 and PMIPv6 to support mobile multicast [ 64 , 65 ]. However, these mobility support protocols are designed for unicast communication, and direct adoption may introduce additional delivery cost and make mobile multicast inefficient.…”

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Design and Implementation of a Central-Controllable and Secure Multicast System Based on Universal Identifier Network

Guan

Yao

et al. 2018

Sensors

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With the rapid increase of network users and services, the breadth and depth of Internet have greatly changed. The mismatch between current network requirements and original network architecture design has spurred the evolution or revolution of Internet to remedy this gap. Lots of research projects on future network architecture have been launched, in which Universal Identifier Network (UIN) architecture that is based on the identifier/location separation, access/core separation and control/forwarding separation can provide better mobility, security and reliability. On the other hand, the demand of group communication has increased due to the fine-grained network services and successive booming of new applications such as IoT (Internet of Things). Most of current multicast schemes are based on the open group model with open group membership (multicast only care the multicast group state, not the group member) and open access to send/receive multicast data, which are beneficial to multicast routing for its simplification. However, the open group membership makes the group member management difficult to be realized, and open access may result in lots of security vulnerabilities such as Denial of service (DoS), eavesdropping and masquerading, which make deployment more difficult. Therefore, in this paper we propose a Central-Controllable and Secure Multicast (CCSM) system based on the UIN architecture, and redesign the multicast service procedures including registration, join/leave, multicast routing construction and update with objective to achieve better mobility support, security, scalability and controllable. More specifically, we design a new group management scheme to perform the multicast members join/leave with authentication and a central-controllable multicast routing scheme to provide a secure way to set up multicast entries on routers. The CCSM inherits the characteristics of UIN in terms of mobility and security, and it can provide the centralized multicast routing computation and distributes the multicast routing into forwarders. We compare CCSM with Protocol Independent Multicast-Sparse Mode (PIM-SM), and the results show that CCSM reduces the multicast join delay, and performs better than PIM-SM in term of reconstruction cost under low multicast density.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Design and Implementation of a Central-Controllable and Secure Multicast System Based on Universal Identifier Network

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Yao

et al. 2018

Sensors

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“…Multicast sender mobility Host-based [8,[17][18][19][20][21][22]] Network-based [5,15,23] receiver mobility problem. Therefore, we mainly focus on the schemes for the multicast sender mobility support.…”

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“…In [23], two PMIPv6 multicast methods, called the LMAbased (local mobility anchor-based) method and MAGbased (mobile access gateway-based) method, are proposed. However, our experiments verify the infeasibility of the two methods.…”

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Design, Implementation, and Performance Evaluation of Efficient PMIPv6 Based Mobile Multicast Sender Support Schemes

Wang

Qin

Zhou

et al. 2015

Mobile Information Systems

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Proxy Mobile IPv6 (PMIPv6) is proposed as a promising network-based mobility management protocol, which does not need any participation of mobile nodes. PMIPv6 does not support the multicast well and most of the current research concentrates on the mobile multicast receiver. However, the mobile multicast sender is also very important and challenging, which has not been addressed well. Therefore, in this paper we propose two efficient PMIPv6 based mobile multicast sender support schemes which are PMIP bidirectional tunneling (PMIP-BT) and PMIP direct routing (PMIP-DR). In the PMIP-BT, the multicast traffic can be delivered through the PMIPv6 bidirectional tunnel, while, in the PMIP-DR, the multicast data can be transmitted via an optimized direct multicast routing. Both of them can support the multicast sender mobility transparently enabled in the PMIPv6 networks. We evaluate the performance of the proposed schemes by theoretical analysis, and the numerical results show that the proposed schemes have a better performance in terms of the signaling cost than the current schemes. Meanwhile, the proposed schemes are also implemented on the test bed, and the experimental results not only verify the validity and feasibility of our proposed schemes, but also conclude the different scenarios to which they are applicable.

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“…However, there are still larger defects in both of the mechanisms, such as the triangle routing and tunnel convergence problem [29] in the MIP-BT and higher handover latency and 'outof-synch' problem [10] in the MIP-RS. Therefore, huge time and energy are invested to study the mobile multicast issues and then a variety of solutions, such as mobile multicast (MoM) [11] and range-based mobile multicast Network-based [25][26][27][28] [26], this paper [6] a MRM, multicast receiver mobility; b MSM, multicast source mobility. http://jwcn.eurasipjournals.com/content/2013/1/152 (RBMoM) [12], have been proposed to improve the overall performance, which focus on the defects existed in the two basic algorithms.…”

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“…In [26], two PMIPv6 multicast methods are proposed, called the MAG-based method and local mobility anchor (LMA)-based method. However, these two methods are not very good in terms of the feasibility through the validation of our experiments.…”

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Mobile multicast source support in PMIPv6 networks

Wang

Gao

Zhang

et al. 2013

J Wireless Com Network

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With the widespread use of multimedia contents via mobile nodes (MNs), IP mobile multicast becomes more important for wireless, mobile, and ubiquitous multimedia applications. Until now, many research efforts have been made to provide IP multicast for the MNs. However, the existing mobile multicast schemes mostly focus on the mobility of receivers based on the host-based mobility solution that requires the MN to participate in the mobility management. Recent work has shown that service connectivity for mobile multicast sources is still a problem and attracts very little concern. With the development of the network-based mobility support protocol, mobile multicast source support schemes in Proxy Mobile IPv6 (PMIPv6) networks are needed urgently. In this paper, we propose a base solution (BS) and also a direct multicast routing scheme (DMRS) for mobile multicast source support in PMIPv6 networks. In the BS, the multicast listener discover (MLD) proxy function is adopted to transmit multicast data through the PMIPv6 tunnel. The DMRS can provide locally optimized traffic flows and avoid inefficient routing present in the BS. We evaluate and compare the performance of the proposed schemes with the Mobile IP bidirectional tunneling (MIP-BT) and Mobile IP remote subscription (MIP-RS) schemes by theoretical analysis and also implement the proposed schemes on the test-bed. The numerical results show that the BS and DMRS outperform the MIP-BT and MIP-RS in terms of signaling cost. Meanwhile, the experimental results verify the feasibility and validity of our proposed schemes. Furthermore, we study the optimal PMIPv6 domain size to reduce the total signaling cost for the proposed schemes.

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The Performance Analysis of the Multicast Extension Support for Proxy MIPv6

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

Design and Implementation of a Central-Controllable and Secure Multicast System Based on Universal Identifier Network

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