论文信息 - Examining anycast address supported mobility management using mobile IPv6 testbed

Examining anycast address supported mobility management using mobile IPv6 testbed

This paper introduces a new method how mobile IPv6 protocol can be extended easily to work efficiently in the case of micromobility environment. The proposed method reduces the volume of control messages during the mobile operation and results more seamless handover helping real-time applications.

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