IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications
Secure Mobility Management Application Capable of Fast Layer 3 Handovers for MIPv6-Non-Aware Mobile Hosts
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Currently, a correspondent host will have difficulties in establishing a direct session path to a mobile host because of the partial deployment of MIPv6-aware mobile hosts. Even MIPv6-aware hosts will spend up to several seconds to obtain the new location of the mobile host during Layer 3 (L3) handover. This paper proposes an application-level mobility management scheme that can solve the problems related to the increase of Internet traffic end-to-end delay under the current situation that most of the mobile devices are MIPv6-non-aware. The proposed Secure Mobility Management Application (SMMA) enables the updates of care-of address to be faster and more reliable even when L3 handovers occur frequently. SMMA uses a cross-layer approach for session mobility management with the support of Binding Updates to the home agent via IPSec tunnels. The main feature of SMMA is to handle the session-related mobility management for which operation starts just after the completion of name resolution as a pre-call mobility management, which operates in conjunction with the DNS. Our session-related mobility management introduces three new signaling messages: SS-Create for session state creation, SS-Refresh for session state extension and SS-Renewal for updating new care-of address at the mid-session. Finally, this paper analyzes the work load imposed on a mobile host to create a session state and the security strength of the SS-Renewal message, which depends on the key size used.
- Publication
- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E97-B No.7 pp.1375-1384
- Publication Date
- 2014/07/01
- Publicized
- Online ISSN
- 1745-1345
- DOI
- 10.1587/transcom.E97.B.1375
- Type of Manuscript
- PAPER
- Category
- Network
Authors
Younchan JUNG
Catholic University of Korea
Marnel PERADILLA
Catholic University of Korea
J. William ATWOOD
Concordia University
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Younchan JUNG, Marnel PERADILLA, J. William ATWOOD, "Secure Mobility Management Application Capable of Fast Layer 3 Handovers for MIPv6-Non-Aware Mobile Hosts" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E97-B, no. 7, pp. 1375-1384, July 2014, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E97.B.1375.
Abstract: Currently, a correspondent host will have difficulties in establishing a direct session path to a mobile host because of the partial deployment of MIPv6-aware mobile hosts. Even MIPv6-aware hosts will spend up to several seconds to obtain the new location of the mobile host during Layer 3 (L3) handover. This paper proposes an application-level mobility management scheme that can solve the problems related to the increase of Internet traffic end-to-end delay under the current situation that most of the mobile devices are MIPv6-non-aware. The proposed Secure Mobility Management Application (SMMA) enables the updates of care-of address to be faster and more reliable even when L3 handovers occur frequently. SMMA uses a cross-layer approach for session mobility management with the support of Binding Updates to the home agent via IPSec tunnels. The main feature of SMMA is to handle the session-related mobility management for which operation starts just after the completion of name resolution as a pre-call mobility management, which operates in conjunction with the DNS. Our session-related mobility management introduces three new signaling messages: SS-Create for session state creation, SS-Refresh for session state extension and SS-Renewal for updating new care-of address at the mid-session. Finally, this paper analyzes the work load imposed on a mobile host to create a session state and the security strength of the SS-Renewal message, which depends on the key size used.
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