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Mobility Management Support and Performance Analysis in All-IP Cellular Networks.

Langar, Rami (2006) Mobility Management Support and Performance Analysis in All-IP Cellular Networks. PhD thesis Informatique et Réseaux, ENST - INFRES Informatique et Réseaux, ENST.

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Abstract

In this thesis, we propose a new micro-mobility management scheme, called Micro Mobile MPLS, that supports both mobility and QoS management in wireless networks. Our approach relies on integrating the Mobile IP Regional Registration and MPLS protocols. The major strength of our proposed scheme is its ability to support both the fast handoff and QoS via traffic engineering path and also to reduce the total signaling cost by controlling dynamically the number of registration updates with the root of the domain. Three protocol variants are then defined. In the first variant (FH), we consider the fast handoff mechanism, which anticipates the LSP procedure setup with an adjacent neighbor subnet that an MN is likely to visit. In the second variant (FC), the forwarding chain concept, which is a set of forwarding path, is provided to track efficiently the host mobility within a domain. Finally, the third protocol variant (MFC) aims to reduce the total signaling cost by controlling dynamically the number of registration updates with the root of the domain according to a cost comparison and using the mobility characteristics of users and network environments. In order to assess the efficiency of our proposals, all underlying protocols are compared through analysis and simulations. Analytical models using Markov chains are developed to evaluate the handoff latency, the link usage and the signaling cost function for both two-dimensional (2-D) and one-dimensional (1-D) mobility models. Numerical and simulation results show that the proposed mechanisms can significantly reduce the registration updates cost and provide low handoff latency and packet loss rate under various scenarios.

Item Type:PhD Thesis (PhD)
Thesis Supervisor:Tohmé, Samir
Date:July 2006
Board of examiners:Godlewski, Philippe and Pujolle, Guy and Duda, Andrzej and Tabbane, Sami and Claudé, Jean-Pierre
Ecole Doctorale:ED 130 INFORMATIQUE, TELECOMMUNICATIONS ET ELECTRONIQUE (EDITE)
Discipline:Informatique et Réseaux
Collection (Fonds):ENST
Institution:ENST
Department:ENST - INFRES Informatique et Réseaux
Subjects:2. Information and Communication Sciences and Technologies
Uncontrolled Keywords:Mobilité, Mpls, Mobile IP, Qualité de service, Internet mobile, Réseaux cellulaires, Réseaux sans-fil, Réseaux tout-IP
ID Code:1871
Deposited By:Rami Langar
Deposited On:13 November 2006

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