IP Mobility

Overview/Description
To differentiate between macromobility and micromobility protocols and between various micromobility protocols such as HAWAII and cellular IP

Target Audience
Technical professionals; IT and business managers who need to learn about current and future mobile wireless technologies; students investigating or researching wireless communications and related technologies

Prerequisites
An understanding of computers, Internetworking and LAN technologies, radio fundamentals, and the basic concepts of data communications

Expected Duration (hours)
2.2

Lesson Objectives

IP Mobility

identify the drawbacks of Mobile IP with rapidly moving mobile nodes and the advantages of using micromobility protocols to support Mobile IP.

identify the purpose of hierarchical IP and the processes involved in its operation.

identify the mechanisms and processes that enable movement of mobile nodes efficiently within a visited IP domain using TeleMIP.

differentiate between Hierarchical Mobile IP and TeleMIP.

identify the methods used in HAWAII to enable the movement of mobile nodes efficiently within visited IP domains.

identify the methods used in Cellular IP to enable the movement of mobile nodes efficiently within and between Cellular IP networks.

match the processes and architectural components used to enable the movement of mobile nodes efficiently within and between visited IP domains using Edge Mobility Architecture.

differentiate between HAWAII, Cellular IP, and EMA.