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Host Mobility Management Across Heterogeneous Networks Using MPLS

Zhang et al., 2011

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2321264206207827638
Author
Zhang L
El-Sayed H
El-Kassabi H
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Faculty of Information Technology United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain

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This paper presents a novel framework based on MPLS (multiple protocol label switching) protocol in support of high speed mobility management across multiple domains of heterogeneous mobile networks. The design of the proposed framework focuses on …
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