Table of Contents
1Scope
2Definitions
3Abbreviations
4Introduction
5ConsiderationsformobilitymanagementinSBI2K
5.1EnvisagednetworkenvironmentsforSBI2K
5.2InterworkingscenariosforSBI2Knetwork
5.3Levelofmobilitysupport
5.4Basicmobilitymanagementfunctionalities
5.5Classificationofmobilitymanagement
5.6Considerationof3GPPand3GPP2activitiesfor
inter-networkMMsupports
6RequirementsformobilitymanagementprotocolsforSBI2K
6.1Independencefromnetworkaccesstechnologies
6.2HarmonizationwiththeIP-basedcorenetworks
6.3Separationofcontrolandtransportfunctions
6.4Provisionofalocationmanagementfunction
6.5Provisionofmechanismsforidentificationof
users/terminals
6.6InterworkingwithestablishedAAAandsecurity
schemes
6.7Provisionofmechanismsforcontexttransfer
6.8Effectiveinterworkingamongdifferentlevelof
MMprotocols
6.9Locationprivacy
6.10"Movingnetwork"support
6.11Pagingsupportwithlocationmanagement
6.12SupportofIPv4andIPv6
6.13Provisionofahandovermanagementfunctionfor
seamlessservices
7Existingmobilitymanagementprotocols
7.1MobileIP(MIP)
7.2SessionInitiationProtocol(SIP)
7.3CellularIP(CIP)
7.4mobileStreamControlTransmissionProtocol(mSCTP)
7.53GPPmobilitymanagementprotocols
7.63GPP2mobilitymanagementprotocols
7.7BRAINCandidateMobilityProtocol(BCMP)
8AnalysisoftheexistingMMprotocolsforSBI2K
8.1ReviewoftheexistingMMPs
8.2Candidatemobilitymanagementprotocolsformobility
management
8.3Concludingremarks
BIBLIOGRAPHY Abstract
Identifies the mobility management requirements for Systems Beyond IMT-2000, based on ITU-T Recs. Q.1702 and Q.1703 and ITU-R Rec. M.1645.
