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Title : Hierarchical Proxy Mobile Ressource Reservation Protocol
Author(s) : C. Abondo, S. Pierre
Filename : draft-abondo-hmprsvp-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2004-10-18
This document defines a resource reservation protocol Hierarchical
Proxy Mobile Resource Reservation Protocol (HPMRSVP). This protocol
is based on the hierarchical architecture HMIPv6 and used a modified
version of FHMIPv6 to handle the handover. During a session, the
resource reservation between two mobile nodes is limited to the
access network. Furthermore, when a handover occurs, resources are
uniquely reserved to the target access point before the handover is
completed. The proposed protocol allows to reduce delays and packet
loss. In addition, management of refresh messages is moved to the
access router, which holds the refresh reservation state for the
duration of the session on behalf of the mobile unit. The access
network thereby becomes responsible for upholding the session, which
optimizes the utilization of the radio link.
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