Supporting QoS in Networks with Mobile Hosts

The Internet protocols were never designed for mobility nor were they designed for handling real-time services. Recent research efforts on Mobile-IP and RSVP are aimed at providing these features in the Internet. Our effort is to provide support for real-time services to moving users. In particular, we are building support for an Internet Cellular Phone network. A network capable of delivering packetized voice to moving users where the backbone is the Internet.

1. IPv6 + MOBILE-IP + MRSVP = Internet Cellular Phone?
   In Proceedings of the 5th IFIP International Workshop on Quality of Service (IWQoS '97) -
   Columbia University, New York, USA, 21-23 May 1997.
2. On accomodating mobile hosts in Integrated Services Packet Networks
   In Infocom'97, Kobe, Japan, April 1997.
   
   
3. MRSVP: A reservation protocol for an Integrated Services Packet Networks with Mobile hosts
   Technical report, TR-337, Rutgers University
   For a more recent version click here
   
   
4. Integrated Services Packet Networks with Mobile hosts: An Architecture and Performance
   To appear in Journal of the Wireless Networks
   
   
5. Rate Adaptation Schemes in Networks with Mobile Hosts