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Interworking RSVP and mobile IP version 6 in wireless environments

Fankhauser et al., 1999

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6671103632463635567
Author
Fankhauser G
Hadjiefthymiades S
Nikaein N
Stacey L
Publication year
Publication venue
Proc. 4th ACTS Mobile Communications Summit

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This paper gives an outline and solutions to the problem of running RSVP signalling in Mobile IP (Mobile Internet Protocol) networks using optimised routing. First, we discuss a basic solution to this problem. By modifying RSVP at mobile and correspondent nodes to …
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