An architecture for wireless LAN/WAN integration

Helal, Sumi and Lee, C. and Zhang, Y. and Richard III, G.G. (2000) An architecture for wireless LAN/WAN integration. In: 2000 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference. IEEE, pp. 1035-1041. ISBN 0780365968

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Abstract

To allow a seamless integration between wireless LANs and Wireless WANs, we developed a full stack adaptation model and a simple subnet architecture that superimposes Mobile-IP on cellular-type wireless LANs. The idea is to use Mobile IP as an integrative layer atop different LAN/WAN networks. While Mobile-IP is widely used in wireless WANs, it is not known how well it performs under a wireless LAN environment, against native MAC-level handoff. Through experimentation using 802.11 W-LAN, we found that under practical values of handoff frequencies, the performance of Mobile IP based W-LAN handoff is almost identical to the performance of W-LAN handoff. Further performance studies show the suitability of Mobile-IP as an integrative layer in this architecture.

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?? DATA COMMUNICATION SYSTEMSWIDE AREA NETWORKSWIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMSCELLULAR DIGITAL PACKET DATAMEDIUM ACCESS CONTROLMOBILE INTERNET PROTOCOLCOMPUTER ARCHITECTURE ??
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31 Jan 2018 11:52
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