Seamless internetworking of WLANs and cellular networks: architecture and performance issues in a mobile IPv6 scenario
Massimo Bernaschi, Filippo Cacace, Giulio Iannello, Stefano Za, Antonio Pescapè
Abstract
Massimo Bernaschi, Filippo Cacace, Giulio Iannello, Stefano Za, Antonio Pescapè
Abstract
We review the problem of network mobility and internetworking between heterogeneous data networks and present an approach to the integration of WLAN and cellular networks based on loose coupling and the use of emerging mobility protocols. The handoff performance of such an approach is studied, at the network and transport levels, in a realistic scenario along with the impact on global performance of transport protocols. Finally, a method of eliminating any packet loss at the network layer during handoff is presented and evaluated.
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We review the problem of network mobility and internetworking between heterogeneous data networks and present an approach to the integration of WLAN and cellular networks based on loose coupling and the use of emerging mobility protocols. The handoff performance of such an approach is studied, at the network and transport levels, in a realistic scenario along with the impact on global performance of transport protocols. Finally, a method of eliminating any packet loss at the network layer during handoff is presented and evaluated.
Key concepts: Internetworking, Computer network, Computer science, Handover, IPv6, Packet loss, Network packet, Mobility management