A Mobile Multicast Protocol Based on Dynamic Multicast Agent
Hongke Zhang
Abstract
Hongke Zhang
Abstract
IETF mobile IP working group has proposed two basic multicast mechanisms for mobile host in mobile IP protocol: bi-directional tunnel(MIP-BT) and remote subscription(MIP-RS),which have complementary advantages and shortcomings.In this paper,the authors assimilate the advantages of these two proposals,and present a new mobile multicast protocol based on the dynamic multicast(agent.) It is a compromise between shortest forwarding path and reducing the frequency of rebuilding multicast tree,thus it achieves its goal for using network resources more effectively.The simulation result shows that the proposal has a good integrated performance.It is a new efficient mobile multicast arithmetic in IPv6 environment.
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IETF mobile IP working group has proposed two basic multicast mechanisms for mobile host in mobile IP protocol: bi-directional tunnel(MIP-BT) and remote subscription(MIP-RS),which have complementary advantages and shortcomings.In this paper,the authors assimilate the advantages of these two proposals,and present a new mobile multicast protocol based on the dynamic multicast(agent.) It is a compromise between shortest forwarding path and reducing the frequency of rebuilding multicast tree,thus it achieves its goal for using network resources more effectively.The simulation result shows that the proposal has a good integrated performance.It is a new efficient mobile multicast arithmetic in IPv6 environment.
Key concepts: Multicast, Protocol Independent Multicast, Computer network, Xcast, Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol, IP multicast, Source-specific multicast, Pragmatic General Multicast