2005 · 51 citations · 12 references
ComputingComputer EngineeringInformation TechnologyComputer NetworksMobile ComputingReal-time SystemsCommunication NetworksMobile CommunicationMobile NetworkingMobile NetworksReal-time Communication ProtocolsWireless Communication ProtocolsApplication LayerApplication Layer ProtocolsHandover OptimizationMobility Management ProtocolsNetwork Layer ProtocolsPacket Loss MitigationReal-time CommunicationReal-time Wireless Communication
In order to ensure proper quality of service for real-time communication in a mobile wireless Internet environment it is essential to minimize the transient packet loss when the mobile is moving between different cells (subnets) within a domain. Network layer mobility management schemes have been proposed to provide optimized fast-handoff for multimedia streams during a client's frequent movement within a domain. This paper introduces application layer techniques to achieve fast-handoff for real-time RTP/UDP based multimedia traffic in a SIP signaling environment. These techniques are based on standard SIP components such as user agent and proxy which usually participate to set up and tear down the multimedia sessions between the mobiles. Unlike network layer techniques, application layer techniques do not have to depend upon any additional components such as home agent and foreign agent. It thus provides a network access independent solution suitable for application service providers.
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