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Low latency handoff for wireless IP QoS with NeighborCasting

Shim et al., 2002

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9031274620127874234
Author
Shim E
Wei H
Chang Y
Gitlin R
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2002 IEEE International Conference on Communications. Conference Proceedings. ICC 2002 (Cat. No. 02CH37333)

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This paper introduces a fast handoff mechanism, NeighborCasting, for use in wireless IP networks that utilize neighboring foreign agent (FA) information. NeighborCasting is based on the policy of utilizing, or perhaps even wasting, wired bandwidth between foreign agents …
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