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Mobile Reservation Protocol Agenda Introduction QoS RSVP RSVP over Mobile Mobile IP Mobile RSVP approaches New Approach Summary Introduction and Background Mobile User Accessibility to networks Mobile users Easier Accessibility Increased number of users Real time applications demands QoS QoS QoS Mechanisms DiffServices Classification (priority) IntServices RSVP Protocol QoS (contd.) QoS Parameters Packet Delay Packet Loss Ratio Delay Jitter Throughput RSVP Control Protocol Path Messages SENDER_TEMPLATE SENDER_TSPEC ADSPEC PHOP Resv Messages FLOWSPEC (RSPEC and TSPEC) Mobile Networks Base Station Mobile Node Home Agent Foreign Network Foreign Agent Care-of-Address Correspondent node Mobile IP Not suitable for Mobile Network Limitations Home Agent Location Triangle Routing Tunneling MIP Route Optimization Binding update message Binding warning message Mobile IP and RSVP Packets Tunneling (non-RSVP cloud) Router will not be able to do data packet filtering Mobile RSVP Design issues to be consider: Mobility High packet loss Lower Bandwidth Power constraints Mobile RSVP General Approach Advance reservation in all neighbouring cells Home Agent and Remote Agents Active Reservation and Passive Reservation Mobile RSVP Approaches RSVP with CBQ MRSVP Mobility Support based on IP Multicast Mobile IPv6 and RSVP RSVP Extension RSVP with CBQ Micro-cellular Network Modify RSVP to recognize Passive and Active Reservation Modified CBQ used for packet scheduling and classification. Classifier Estimator scheduler Only trigger messages will be send to the passive reservation (reduce number of control messages) RSVP with CBQ The algorithm modifications: 1-Mobility Probability of seamless communication Rate reduction factor 2- Losses Loss profile (bursty/distributed loss) Performance feedback factor 3- Power Restriction Power level Power profile MRSVP Advance Reservation (Mspec) Local proxy and remote proxy (proxy discovery protocol). Passive reservation handled by Packet Classifier Ad