Integrating mobility and security in the network layer has become a key factor for Future Internet Architecture (FIA). This paper proposes a secure mobility support mechanism in eXpressive Internet Architecture (XIA), a new FIA currently under development as part of the US National Science Foundation's (NSF) program. Utilizing the natural features of ID/locator decoupling and versatile routing in XIA, a general mechanism to support host mobility is proposed. Exploiting the self -certifying identifier, a secure binding update protocol to overcome the potential threats introduced by the proposed mobility support mechanism is also given. We demonstrate that our design in XIA outperforms IP based solutions in terms of efficiency and flexib...
Several Future Internet (FI) architectures have been proposed to address the problems of the Interne...
Abstract—In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identi...
Abstract—In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identi...
The current internetworking architecture presents some limitations to naturally support mobility, se...
Integrating the mobility support functionality into the network architecture intrinsically is becomi...
The current internetworking architecture presents some limitations to naturally support mobility, se...
Abstract—The current internetworking architecture presents some limitations to naturally support mob...
Motivated by limitations in today’s host-based IP network architecture, recent studies have pro-pose...
To support mobility in the Internet is becoming an urgent need in the near future. So far a large nu...
The Internet faces many challenges in terms of flexibility (so called IP bottleneck) as well as host...
Supporting the requirements of mobile networking is a very exciting and challenging task that has th...
The Internet is a well-noted technological success that has significantly impacted the dissemination...
In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identifiers (DI...
In the last several years mobile communication services have evolved from sparse coverage and constr...
Internet users seek solutions for mobility, multi-homing, support for localised address management (...
Several Future Internet (FI) architectures have been proposed to address the problems of the Interne...
Abstract—In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identi...
Abstract—In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identi...
The current internetworking architecture presents some limitations to naturally support mobility, se...
Integrating the mobility support functionality into the network architecture intrinsically is becomi...
The current internetworking architecture presents some limitations to naturally support mobility, se...
Abstract—The current internetworking architecture presents some limitations to naturally support mob...
Motivated by limitations in today’s host-based IP network architecture, recent studies have pro-pose...
To support mobility in the Internet is becoming an urgent need in the near future. So far a large nu...
The Internet faces many challenges in terms of flexibility (so called IP bottleneck) as well as host...
Supporting the requirements of mobile networking is a very exciting and challenging task that has th...
The Internet is a well-noted technological success that has significantly impacted the dissemination...
In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identifiers (DI...
In the last several years mobile communication services have evolved from sparse coverage and constr...
Internet users seek solutions for mobility, multi-homing, support for localised address management (...
Several Future Internet (FI) architectures have been proposed to address the problems of the Interne...
Abstract—In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identi...
Abstract—In this paper we make the domain entity a first class citizen. The concept of Domain Identi...