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The focus of this paper is to get the optimal hierarchical mobility management solution for next generation wireless IP-based networks. Hierarchical architectures prove advantageous in minimizing signaling overhead by limiting registration signaling locally. Our ultimate goal is to find the optimum hierarchy level, which should provide best performance in terms of networks parameters like signaling...
This article presents an overview of a set of IP-based mobility protocols mobile IP, HAWAII, cellular IP, hierarchical MIP, TeIeMIP, dynamic mobility agent, and terminal independent MIP - that will play an important role in the forthcoming convergence of IP and legacy wireless networks. A comparative analysis with respect to system parameters such as location update, handoff latency and signaling...
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