移動IP外文翻译.docVIP

嘉兴学院毕业设计外文翻译 题目（外文）：Mobile IP 题目（中文）：移动IP 学院名称：机电工程学院 专业班级：电信052 学生姓名 许晓桦 外文原文 Mobile IP ABSTRACT：This article is to tell us many users of the Internet have portable computers and want to stay connected to the Internet when they visit a distant Internet site and even on the road in between.But the IP addressing system makes it hardly done and the real villain is the addressing scheme itself. KEYWORDS：IP address, router, agent Many users of the Internet have portable computers and want to stay connected to the Internet when they visit a distant Internet site and even on the road in between. Unfortunately, the IP addressing system makes working far from home easier said than done. In this section we will examine the problem and the solution. A more detailed description is given in (Perkins, 1998a). The real villain is the addressing scheme itself. Every IP address contains a network number and a host number. For example, consider the machine with IP address 160.80.40.20/16. The 160.80 gives the network number (8272 in decimal); the 40.20 is the host number (10260 in decimal). Routers all over the world have routing tables telling which line to use to get to network 160.80. Whenever a packet comes in with a destination IP address of the form 160.80.xxx.yyy, it goes out on that line. If all of a sudden, the machine with that address is carted off to some distant site, the packets for it will continue to be routed to its home LAN (or router). The owner will no longer get e-mail, and so on. Giving the machine a new IP address corresponding to its new location is unattractive because large numbers of people, programs, and databases would have to be informed of the change. Another approach is to have the routers use complete IP addresses for routing, instead of just the network. However, this strategy would require each router to have millions of table entries, at astronomical cost to the Internet.