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SEPTEMBER 09, 2003 JAIN NILESH BE COMPUTER SEMINAR Introduction MOBILE INTERNET PROTOCOL VERSION-6 A SEMINAR REPORT Submitted to the faculty of Engineering In partial fulfillment of requirements for North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon. the degree of Bachelor of Engineering In Computer Engineering Submitted By JAIN NILESH SURESH Under the Guidance of Mr.H.D.Patil DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING S.S.V.P.S.’s B.S. DEORE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, DHULE.

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Introduction

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MOBILE INTERNET PROTOCOL VERSION-6 A

SEMINAR REPORT

Submitted to the faculty of Engineering

In partial fulfillment of requirements for

North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon. the degree of

Bachelor of Engineering

In

Computer EngineeringSubmitted By

JAIN NILESH SURESH

Under the Guidance of

Mr.H.D.Patil

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING

S.S.V.P.S.’s B.S. DEORE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, DHULE.

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WHAT IS Mobile IPv6 ?

# Mobile IP stands for Mobile Internet Protocol

# A wireless connection to the Internet

# Designed to support host mobility

# Stay connected regardless of location without changing IP address

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Roaming without Mobile IP

Without Mobile IP, devices must tear down and set up connections as they move from location to location

Internet

IP address A

IP address B

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Roaming with Mobile IP

# Mobile IPv6 allows an IPv6 host to leave its home subnet, while transparently maintaining all its connecting and remaining reachable to the rest of the Internet.

Internet

IP address A

IP address A & IP address B

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How it works ?

Mobile IPv6 identifies each node by its unchanging global home address, regardless of its current point of attachment to the Internet

While a mobile node is away from home it sends information about its current location (I.e. primary care-of address) to a home agent on its home link

The home agent intercepts packets addressed to the mobile node’s home address and tunnels them to the mobile node’s current location (I.e. primary care-of address)

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Mobile IPv6Triangular Routing

IPv6

Network

Home

Network

HA

Visited

Network

Home Agent

The mobile node’s home

address is associated with

the home agent

Mobile Node

With a care-of address

Correspondent

Node

That is communicating

with the mobile node

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Mobile IPv6Route Optimization

IPv6

Network

Home

Network

HA

Visited

Network

Home Agent

The mobile node’s home

address is associated with

the home agent

Correspondent Node

That is communicating with

the mobile node

Mobile Node

With a care-of address

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Definitions

+ Mobile Node

A node/device that changes its point of attachment to the Internet.

+ Home Agent

A router in the home network that communicates with the mobile node.

+ Foreign Agent

A router in a foreign network that delivers information between mobile node and its home agent.

+ Care-of-Address

Mobile Node’s current IP address.

+ Correspondent Node

Node/device that is communicating with the mobile node (i.e. web server).

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Registration

What will happen when the mobile node wants to register with the foreign agent?

+ Mobile node sends a registration request message to the foreign agent.

+ Foreign agent then sends a registration request message to the home agent.

+ Home agent updates the mobility binding table and send an acknowledgement back to the foreign agent.

+ Foreign agent then updates the visitor list and send an Acknowledgement back to the mobile node.

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Registration (cont’d)

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Goals of mobile IPv6

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1]1] To make mobility transparent to the higher level To make mobility transparent to the higher level protocols. protocols.

2]2] To make minimum changes to the existing To make minimum changes to the existing Internet infrastructure.Internet infrastructure.

3]3] To provide the host stay connected to the internet To provide the host stay connected to the internet regardless of their location.regardless of their location.

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SUMMARY

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+ Mobile IP has no geographical limitation.

+ No need to change current IP address format or router implementation.

+ Mobile IP enables mobile connection to network.

+ The future is wireless!

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References

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+ Charles Perkins. Mobile Networking Through Mobile IP. http://www.computer.org/internet/v2n1/perkins.htm

+ Chen Yi-an. A Survey Paper on Mobile IP. http://www.cis.ohio-tate.edu/~jain/cis788-95/mobile_ip

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Question –Answer

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QUESTIONSANSWERS

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THANK YOU