The chapter reports on recent developments and challenges focused on seamless handover. These are subject for the research projects MOBICOME and PERIMETER, recently granted by the EU EUREKA and EU STREP FP7, respectively. The research projects are considering the recently advanced IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), which is a Set of technology standards put forth by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and two Third Generation Partnership Project groups, namely 3GPP and 3GPP2. The foundation of seamless handover is provided by several components, the most important ones being the handover, mobility management, connectivity management and Internet mobility. The paper provides an intensive analysis of these components
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Fast and seamless handoff procedures for IP-based mobile communication networks have recently been a...
The rapid growth of Internet and increased demand for ubiquitous wireless access in recent years hav...
In ubiquitous wireless LANs, a mobile node is likely to move between many access points while using ...
The paper reports on recent developments and challenges focused on seamless handover. These are subj...
The paper advances a new architecture for seamless roaming, which is implemented at the application ...
The growing desire of network providers to introduce support for voice over IP (VoIP) has created in...
The challenge to provide seamless mobility in the near future emerges key aspects in various standar...
Abstract—Mobility is a requirement not appropriately ad-dressed by the original design of the Intern...
In recent years, the development and deployment of new wired and wireless access network technologie...
In the recent years, mobile devices such as cell phones, notebook or ultra mobile computers and vide...
In the future, mobile users will have the possibility to use a variety of wireless access networks s...
Abstract--In next-generation wireless networks, mobile nodes (MNs) need to freely change their netwo...
Proceedings of the WTC 2002, 18th World Telecommunications Congress, Paris, France, 22 -27 September...
A vision of future wireless networks is the coexistence technologies used by existing wireless acces...
Abstract: Proxy Mobile IPv6 (PMIPv6) was proposed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) as a...
Fast and seamless handoff procedures for IP-based mobile communication networks have recently been a...
The rapid growth of Internet and increased demand for ubiquitous wireless access in recent years hav...
In ubiquitous wireless LANs, a mobile node is likely to move between many access points while using ...