Paper Info
Title
Electronic-oriented IP address auto-configuration protocol for MANET
Abstract
In an ad-hoc network, configuration of an IP address based on the current Internet protocol version, is an important task. Previous allocation methods for automatic IP configuration have several drawbacks, such as wasted address space, message implosion, and/or long delay (e.g., using the duplicate address detection [DAD] procedure). Such methods are unsuitable for connecting a mobile ad-hoc network directly to an external network, such as the Internet, because mobile nodes frequently move in a dynamic environment. Mobile devices need a quick and unique IP auto-configuration scheme in small-scale environments. Therefore, we propose the electronic-oriented IP address configuration scheme, which consists of electronic bit position (EBP) and electronic MAP (eMAP) schemes. The EBP allocates IP addresses, and the eMAP locates reusable IP addresses among crashed or abruptly abandoned mobile nodes. The protocol for message handling uses a random back-off mechanism that decreases delay time and response implosion. The protocol was tested with a network simulator (ns-2).
Year
DOI
Venue
2007
10.1007/978-3-540-74823-6_21
ADHOC-NOW
Keywords
Field
DocType
external network,ebp allocates ip address,mobile node,address space,ip address,electronic-oriented ip address configuration,electronic-oriented ip address auto-configuration,ad-hoc network,unique ip auto-configuration scheme,duplicate address detection,automatic ip configuration,ad hoc network,mobile ad hoc network,mobile device,network simulator
Mobile IP,Reverse Address Resolution Protocol,Computer science,IP address spoofing,Network address translation,Optical IP Switching,Computer network,IPv6 address,IP address management,IP tunnel,Distributed computing,Embedded system
Conference
Volume
ISSN
Citations 
4686
0302-9743
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
9
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jin-ok Hwang112.09
Hyo-Beom Lee2173.71
Sung-Gi Min311524.64