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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2017.21.10.1862

Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Distributed Mobility Management  

Wie, Sunghong (Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The Cyber University of Korea)
Jang, Jaeshin (Department of Electronic Telecommunications, Mechanical & Automotive Engineering, Inje University)
Abstract
To overcome the limitations of the current Central Mobility Management (CMM) protocols, IETF has been discussing about the Distributed Mobility Management (DMM) protocols that the centralized mobility functions of Home Agents (HA) are distributed to network edges closer to mobile users. The DMM protocol has some advantages of low-cost traffic delivery and high scalability. However, it faces several problems such as a high signaling cost and a complex address management. Especially, users moving at a high speed and with long-live sessions can make these problems worse. To reduce the high signaling cost for long-live sessions, we propose a novel hybrid DMM protocol allocating different mobility anchors according to the session durations. In this paper, we analyze the performance of the proposed hybrid DMM protocol and show superior performance with respect to the signaling cost.
Keywords
Hybrid Distributed Mobility Management; Proxy Mobile IP; Performance Analysis; Performance Evaluation;
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