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Reducing Router-Crossings in a Mobile Intranet

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Current general purpose mobility solutions likeMobile-IP involve multiple router-crossings even whenthe mobile host moves within an intranet from one subnetof a router to another. An environment consisting of a large number of mobile hosts would congestthe router causing hosts to experience high latency andjitter. This paper presents a mechanism to eliminatemultiple router-crossings in a mobile intranet by making the routers aware of mobility, whichreduces the load on the routers and the hand-off anddata latency at the mobile hosts.

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Korpeoglu, I., Dube, R. & Tripathi, S.K. Reducing Router-Crossings in a Mobile Intranet. Journal of Network and Systems Management 6, 15–30 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1018773701300

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