DocumentCode
1552704
Title
A SIP-SHIM6-based solution providing interdomain service continuity in IMS-based networks
Author
Achour, Amel ; Haddadou, Kamel ; Kervella, Brigitte ; Pujolle, Guy
Volume
50
Issue
7
fYear
2012
fDate
7/1/2012 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
109
Lastpage
119
Abstract
Nowadays, wireless networks are largely deployed, and the number of smart phones has boomed, as well as data transfer via mobile phones. This has resulted in the emergence of multihoming, which allows the user to enjoy the best access for each application. The context of our work is mobile multihomed terminals in a heterogeneous environment. We propose a solution for interdomain mobility management with end-to-end service continuity of communication. For this purpose, we combine a multihoming protocol (SHIM6), which ensures a seamless network change, with the IMS architecture, which allows the establishment of multimedia sessions with quality of service. Our proposal enables a mobile terminal to change its access network seamlessly, without any application disruption. To achieve this, we implement a P-SIP inside the terminal to manage the signaling procedures. The proposed scheme can manage the interdomain mobility of a terminal in two modes: reactive and proactive. A testbed allows us to show the feasibility of our approach and the obtained gain by reducing considerably the handover delay and thus, the data loss.
Keywords
IP networks; mobility management (mobile radio); multimedia systems; quality of service; signalling protocols; smart phones; telecommunication network reliability; IMS architecture; IMS-based networks; IP multimedia subsystem; P-SIP; SIP-SHIM6-based solution; data loss; data transfer; end-to-end service continuity; handover delay; interdomain mobility management; interdomain service continuity; mobile multihomed terminals; mobile phones; multihoming protocol; multimedia sessions; quality-of-service; session initiation protocol; signaling procedure management; smart phones; wireless networks; IP networks; Mobile communication; Mobile radio mobility management; Protocols; Quality of service; Smart phones; Wireless networks;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Communications Magazine, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0163-6804
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MCOM.2012.6231286
Filename
6231286
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