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Dalam kertas kerja ini, kami membentangkan reka bentuk alternatif, RBMoM (Multicast Mudah Alih Berasaskan Julat), untuk menyokong multicast dengan cekap untuk hos mudah alih di Internet. Versi semasa IP Mudah Alih mencadangkan dua pendekatan untuk menyokong multicast mudah alih, iaitu langganan jauh dan terowong dua arah. Yang pertama menyediakan laluan terpendek untuk penghantaran datagram multicast kepada hos mudah alih; yang terakhir menyembunyikan mobiliti hos daripada semua ahli kumpulan yang lain (oleh itu, tiada sebarang overhed dalam penyelenggaraan pokok multicast). RBMoM berhasrat untuk menukar antara laluan penghantaran terpendek dan kekerapan konfigurasi semula pokok multicast dengan mengawal julat perkhidmatan daripada ejen rumah multicast (MHA). Sebenarnya, kami akan mendapati bahawa langganan jauh dan terowong dua arah adalah keterlaluan RBMoM. Dari sudut pandangan MHA dan konsep rangkaian perkhidmatan, RBMoM ialah generalisasi kedua-dua pendekatan dan pendekatan multicast mudah alih yang menyatukan. Keputusan simulasi menunjukkan bahawa RBMoM boleh menyesuaikan diri dengan turun naik kedua-dua pergerakan hos dan bilangan ahli kumpulan mudah alih, dan mempunyai prestasi yang lebih baik daripada dua penyelesaian multicast mudah alih IP semasa.
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Chunhung Richard LIN, Kai-Min WANG, "Mobile Multicast Support in IP Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 2, pp. 245-254, February 2001, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, we present an alternative design, RBMoM (Range-Based Mobile Multicast), for efficiently supporting multicast for mobile hosts on the Internet. The current version of Mobile IP proposes two approaches to support mobile multicast, which are remote subscription and bi-directional tunneling. The former provides the shortest routes for delivery of multicast datagrams to mobile hosts; the latter hides host mobility from all other members of the group (therefore, no any overhead in the multicast tree maintenance). RBMoM intends to trade off between the shortest delivery path and the frequency of the multicast tree reconfiguration by controlling the service range of the multicast home agent (MHA). Actually, we will find that remote subscription and bi-directional tunneling are the extremes of RBMoM. From the point of view of the MHA and the service range concepts, RBMoM is a generalization of both approaches and a unifying mobile multicast approach. The simulation results show that RBMoM can adapt to the fluctuation of both host movement and the number of mobile group members, and has much better performance than the current two IP mobile multicast solutions.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e84-b_2_245/_p
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