(HMIPv6-BI) Propuesta de modificación al protocolo HMIPv6 para mejorar el ancho de banda en el canal radio
Keywords:
Hierarchical Mobile IPv6, , handover (transfer), tunnelingAbstract
In this article the obtained results of the analysis carried out to a modification proposal to theHierarchical Mobile IPv6 (HMIPv6) protocol named HMIPv6-BI are exposed. The goal ofHMIPv6-BI is to reduce the bandwidth usage of the radio link between the access router (AR)and the mobile node (MN). In HMIPv6 a tunnel is established between the mobility anchorpoint (MAP) and the MN, causing that the headers of the tunnel travel over the wirelessinterface and a major usage of the channel is required. HMIPv6-BI improves this situation, theanalysis of HMIPv6-BI shows favorable results, when it is compared to the standard approachHMIPv6, by analytic models and NS-2 simulations.
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