A Study on Existing Protocol Issues of Modern Wireless Network Mobility with Suggestions for Improvements

Abstract

The rapid development in wireless technologies enables mobile devices to newlinemodify its network without changing IP address. Internet Engineering task Force (IETF) newlinehas encouraged a few protocols which employ mobility for wireless mobile networks newlinesuch as IPv6 for mobile network, hierarchical network and IPv6 for fast Mobile network, newlineProxy network. The above protocols are developed to provide continuous internet newlineconnectivity to the mobile node where there is a movement from one network to another newlinenetwork. MIPv6 is a host based mobility arrangement protocol and it provides solution newlinefor the portability. However, it does not adapt to some portability related issues such as newlinehandover latency and packet loss. With a specific end goal to conquer the previously newlinementioned issues, IETF presented Network-Based Mobility Management (NBMM) newlineconvention. This protocol manages the mobility of an entire IP network in movement newline