基于标识分离映射的网络移动切换机制分析-analysis of network mobile switching mechanism based on identification separation mapping.docxVIP

优秀毕业论文 精品参考文献资料 ABSTRACT Due to historical reasons, the original design of current information network is basically service-oriented, one kind of network mainly supports one kind of service, and it cannot meet with diverse requirements from network and service. The Universal Network introduces AID (Access IDentifier), RID (Routing IDentifier), and the mapping scheme between the AID and RID, to support the pervasive services. There are many benefits of the mapping scheme, such as the scalability of routing system, the mobility support, and the security. So, with the explosive growth of Internet, the separation of identity and locator becomes a hot research topic in recent years. In this work, we mainly address the handoff management of mobility supporting scheme based on identifier separation mapping (ISM).Firstly, we briefly introduce the handoff process in current mobile communication network, Mobile IPv4, and Mobile IPv6, respectively; and summarize the mobility handoff scheme. Secondly, it points out the existence problem of the current Internet identifier space, analyzes the current representative several separation of the identity and locator design options, and sums up their advantages and shortcomings respectively. It expatiates on the identifier separation mapping scheme of the Universal Network, and analyzes the mobility supporting communication of Universal Network, particularly.Thirdly, we design a handoff scheme based on ISM that can support mobility of network terminals, and compares the handoff delay of the MIPv6 and the scheme we designed.Fourthly, we research the Chord ring structure of the DHT technology in-depth, and applicate it to the identifier server. We design a distributed storage mechanism based on DHT, in order to improve the handoff efficiency when the network terminals is handoffing between areas.Finally, we simulate the handoff scheme based on ISM using OPNET, analyze the handoff efficiency in the distributed identifier server and the ce