Simultaneous Mobility: Probability of Lost Binding Updates and Mean Time to Occurrence

Simultaneous Mobility: Probability of Lost Binding Updates and Mean Time to Occurrence

K. Daniel Wong, Seh Chun Ng, Wei Lee Woon
Copyright: © 2007 |Pages: 12
DOI: 10.4018/jbdcn.2007040101
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Abstract

To realize the full potential of mobile multimedia, mobility protocols are needed to handle situations when nodes move while in a multimedia session. Many mobility protocols have been proposed for IP-based networks. In some important cases in using these mobility protocols such as mobile IPv6 with route optimization, a problem can arise when both nodes are mobile and move simultaneously. The problem is that both sides’ binding updates could be lost. A few solutions have recently been proposed. A crucial indicator of the importance of the simultaneous mobility problem, and of its solutions, is the probability of its occurrence. However, previous articles have used only a simple analytical model to estimate the probability of the simultaneous mobility problem occurring. In this article, we present new and more accurate results on the variation of this probability with a number of critical variables.

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