The drawbacks of centralized mobility management (CMM) schemes, such as scalability,
non-optimal routes, and single points of failure, led to the development of a distributed …

The deployment of different types of wireless technologies led to additional challenges to the
issue of mobility management in next generation wireless networks. In addition to the …

Distributed Mobility Management (DMM) is a new trend to overcome the limitations of the
current IP mobility management protocols raised by the rapid increasing mobile Internet …

Over the past few years, modern mobile subscriber devices such as Smartphones, tablets
and PDAs have become more and more popular which use network resources in a more …

Mobile network operators urgently need to scalable and reliable mobility management
solutions to cope with the explosive increase of the mobile users and internet traffic …

Recently, various efforts from both industry and academia are being performed on specifying
distributed mobility management (DMM). One of the early and promising network-based …

Next generation wireless networks will interwork hence combine resources of the available
heterogeneous networks for connection support. Mobility across these networks will be …

The number of wireless services and devices have remarkably increased, especially since
the introduction of smart phones. The population of mobile nodes (MNs) is now exceeding …

Most existing mobility management deployments such as MIPv6, PMIPv6 and 3GPP utilize
centralized mobility anchors in the hierarchical network architecture. Centralized mobility …

The world is entering a post-PC era in which more real-time entertainment traffic is delivered
to mobile devices than to PCs. The unprecedented expansion of mobile Internet traffic has …