吴晓光博士.ppt

Lecture 9 10 Ad hoc Multicast吳曉光博士　　.tw/wms Coming Issues Mobile IP Cellular IP Wireless TCP TCP turned to perform well in traditional network where the packet losses occur mostly because of congestion. In the wireless environment Non-congestion losses caused by wireless link The degraded performance of TCP is mostly due to mistaking wireless losses for congestion. SIP Protocol Mobility support Mobile Multicast Mobile Network~ Mobile IP Application Requirements: updates to replicated databases, Inter-process communication among cooperating processes Resource Conservations~ Single Copy in…Multicast IP Mobile Multicast One to Many Mobile Multicasting Services Internet Interconnection and Mobile IP DSR support the seamless interoperation between an ad hoc network and the Internet Ad hoc Cellular System QoS Support for an All-IP System Beyond 3G BRAIN Broadband Radio Access for IP-Based Networks Cellular systems, fixed networks, and wireless LANs Personal mobility, adapted for the terminal and link bandwidth End-to-end QoS A new QoS model for applications (BRENTA) The radio link improvements IP-aware RAN (Radio Access Network) Better support to IP applications IP infrastructure will be widely available Protocol must be redesigned Resource Management Terminal mobility RAN and terminal must have IP Stack BRAIN (Broadband Radio Access for IP-based Network) Energy and Power Efficient As wireless networks become an integral component of the modern communication infrastructure, energy efficiency will be an important design consideration due to the limited battery life of mobile terminals. This paper presents a comprehensive summary of recent work addressing energy efficient and low-power design within all layers of the wireless network protocol stack. Two Issues for Collaborative Computing Network Layer Collaborative: Ad hoc~ Infrastructure-less ~ support “anytime, anywhere” To support communications between ad hoc nodes To guide the packets effectively to satis