To deal with increasing number of the mobile devices and real-time applications in the next
generation wireless IPv6 networks, effective mobility management has become a critical …

In the near future, a mobility management protocol (MMP) that provides network layer
mobility over all access technologies will be required. Mobile IPv6 (MIP) and Hierarchical …

Mobile IPv6 (MIPv6) describes how mobile node can change its point of attachment from
one access router to another. As a demand for wireless mobile devices increases, many …

In this paper, we optimize the handover procedure in the Fast Handover for Mobile IPv6
(FMIPv6) protocol by using the IEEE 802.21 Media Independent Handover (MIH) services …

MIPv6 provides the L3 connectivity when the IPv6 mobile node moves between subnets.
Nevertheless, the mobile node cannot receive IP packet because of the handover latency …

In this article, we propose a P2P-based mobility management protocol for global seamless
handover in heterogeneous wireless networks. Unlike previous mobility management …

Advancement in wireless technologies allows mobile devices to access Internet from
anywhere at any time. Each network is identified by unique IP address. Mobile IP allows a …

Low handover latency and IP session continuity are envisioned to be important factors for
realizing next-generation all-IP heterogeneous wireless networks. To meet these constraints …

Mobile IPv6 has been proposed to support host mobility in the Internet, yet during a
handover Mobile IPv6 (MIPv6) suffers from packet disruption and packet loss. However, in …

IPv6 defined in RFC 2460 in the mid-1990s is an improved and streamlined successor
version of IP version 4 (IPv4). It is designed to coexist with IPv4, while providing better …