No one can deny the importance of mobility in modern communication networks and Internet
is no exception. IETF has introduced the Network Mobility (NEMO) protocol to support a …

Covering NEtwork MObility (NEMO) scenarios based on end-to-end mobility management
protocols such as the Host Identity Protocol (HIP) is not straightforward. However, it has …

When a mobile network dynamically changes its point of attachment to the Internet, the
various types of movements by a mobile router require handovers, and network mobility …

With the provision of various wireless services, eg, third-generation (3G) and wireless local
area network (WLAN), more and more people request to access the Internet anywhere at …

In recent years, extensive studies have been undertaken in order to provide Quality of
Service (QoS) for individual mobile nodes in wireless networks. With the development of …

NEtwork MObility (NEMO) provides that a moving network involving mobile network nodes
(MNNs) can move around the Internet without loss of connection. NEMO Basic Support …

This paper proposes a practical solution to support multihoming in NEMO based on proxy
mobile IPv6. During each registration, all mobile network prefixes are registered with the …

When a group of users or devices move together, network mobility resolves how to manage
the location transition of the whole members. Two kinds of solutions have been proposed at …

All current network mobility management protocols such as NEMO, NPMIPv6 which provide
seamless Internet access on vehicles are based on a central mobility anchor. These …