* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
Download IPonAir T-Systems Nova - Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen
Cracking of wireless networks wikipedia , lookup
Internet protocol suite wikipedia , lookup
Zero-configuration networking wikipedia , lookup
List of wireless community networks by region wikipedia , lookup
Airborne Networking wikipedia , lookup
Recursive InterNetwork Architecture (RINA) wikipedia , lookup
IPonAir T-Systems Nova Content • Project goals • Reference architecture • Reference scenarios • Terminology and definition • Design principles ====!"§==Systems= Project goals Goal 1: Service Extension: to provide existing and emerging IP-based applications and services for mobile users without direct access to the fixed networks. Goal 2: Ad hoc Integration: to propose an open architecture for the interaction of Radio Access Network (HotSpot, GPRS/ UMTS ) and Ad hoc networks. Goal 3: Mobility Support: to support mobility in heterogonous radio access networks. Goal 4: Billing & Charging: to design a Billing & Charging methods for IPonAir. Goal 5: Computer Simulation: to develop a framework for the performance evaluation (TCP/IP, Handover, Interworking and Interaction) by simulation tools. Goal 6: Trials: to test the developed functions ====!"§==Systems= (Service Extension, Mobility support) by practical Reference architecture GW A-GW Ad hoc Ad hoc + ====!"§==Systems= A-GW + IP-Core Network Reference Scenario 1 HotSpot IP – CoreNetwork Hotspot AP AP AP WA-GW Public MA-GW HS-GW Private Public Public Mobile HotSpot ====!"§==Systems= Reference Scenario 2 IP – CoreNetwork GPRS/UMTS GPRS/UMTS MA-GW Private GPRS/ UMTS HS-GW Public Mobile HotSpot ====!"§==Systems= Reference Scenario 3 IP – CoreNetwork MxRAN Hotspot GPRS/UMTS AP WA-GW Handover Public HS-GW Public Handover Mobile HotSpot ====!"§==Systems= Terminology and definition WA-GW: Wireless Ad hoc Gateway, owned by network operator. (Stable, controlled, not moving during communications.) MA-GW: Mobile Ad hoc Gateway, owned by an enduser. (Instable, uncontrolled, moving during communications.) HS-GW: Mobile HotSpot Ad hoc Gateway, owned by the network operator. (Stable, Controlled, moving during communications.) ====!"§==Systems= Design principles Minimize the requirements on the RAN Minimize the requirements on the user terminals Use user plane to transport control information Minimize the signaling traffic Be independent on any radio interface Be independent on any specific protocol Be compatible with other Internet protocols Easy deployment and evolution ====!"§==Systems= Functions and requirements Address Management with/without Internet IP Address Interworking MxRAN protocols and Ad hoc protocols Interaction Layer 3/ Layer 2 Mobility management - Routing - Handover and roaming ====!"§==Systems=