fast handovers for mobile IP (MIHS, 802.21) (FMIP)

With the increased mobility of end devices, the requirements for the speed with which mobile end devices, mobile nodes(MN), perform handovers in WLANs are also increasing. InIP networks, the mobility of the end devices is handled by the Mobile-IP (MIP) specified by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). As mobile devices increasingly use multimedia services and operate in real time, the time delay due to latency during handover or roaming plays a crucial role. Just think of Internet telephony with VoIP. Mobile terminals must be able to switch from one radio cell to the next without interruption. For these applications, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has specified Fast Handovers for Mobile IPv6 (FMIP) for WANs and UMTS and published it in RFC 4068. FMIP describes a protocol for reducing delay times and preventing packet loss in mobile IP based on IPv4 and IPv6. In WLAN handover and WLAN roaming, it is important to know in which radio cell the mobile terminal

Englisch:	fast handovers for mobile IP (MIHS, 802.21) - FMIP
Updated at:	31.05.2013
#Words:	162
Links:	mobile node (mobile IP) (MN), indium (In), intelligent peripheral (IP), memory in pixel (MIP), Internet
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