DocumentCode :
1331356
Title :
PCS mobility support over fixed ATM networks
Author :
Cheng, Matthew ; Rajagopalan, Subhashini ; Chang, Li Fung ; Pollini, Gregory P. ; Barton, Mark
Author_Institution :
Bellcore, NJ, USA
Volume :
35
Issue :
11
fYear :
1997
fDate :
11/1/1997 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage :
82
Lastpage :
92
Abstract :
As broadband multimedia services and wireless services become popular, there is growing interest in the industry to support ATM over a wireless link, and wireless access to fixed ATM networks. We focus on the internetworking of PCS and ATM networks, in which the air interface remains one of the PCS standards and the backbone is an ATM network with mobility support. It is desirable to minimize the impact of the internetworking and mobility support on the existing/emerging PCS and ATM specifications. A network architecture, a protocol reference model, and signaling protocols for PCS mobility support over fixed ATM networks are described. They are compared against other implementation alternatives and the trade-offs are discussed. Some performance results of the proposed architecture are also presented
Keywords :
asynchronous transfer mode; broadband networks; internetworking; multimedia communication; packet radio networks; personal communication networks; protocols; radio links; telecommunication network management; telecommunication signalling; ATM specifications; PCS mobility support; PCS specifications; PCS standards; air interface; broadband multimedia services; fixed ATM networks; internetworking; mobility management; network architecture; performance results; protocol reference model; signaling protocols; wireless link; wireless services; Access protocols; Asynchronous transfer mode; Cellular networks; Communication switching; Computer architecture; Costs; GSM; Internetworking; Personal communication networks; Switches;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Communications Magazine, IEEE
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
0163-6804
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/35.634765
Filename :
634765
Link To Document :
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