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Title : NETLMM Protocol
Author(s) : H. Wang, et al.
Filename : draft-wanghui-netlmm-protocol-00.txt
Pages : 17
Date : 2006-4-11
This document specifies a network-based localized mobility management
(NETLMM) protocol which enables mobile nodes remaining reachable
while moving across different access routers in a certain access
network zone called Edge Mobility Domain (EMD). This protocol
requires no extra host stack support and no complex security and
signaling interactions between mobile node and the access network.
Especially, by utilizing the neighbor Access Router (AR) information,
NETLMM can achieve very fast and smooth handover performance to fit
the requirements of most real-time and interactive multimedia
applications.
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