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Protocol Architecture for integrated UMTS/WLAN system using mSCTP  

Protocol Architecture for integrated UMTS/WLAN system using mSCTP  

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Figure 2. mSCTP Support of Seamless Vertical Handover  
Figure 3. Protocol Architecture for integrated UMTS/WLAN system using...
Figure 5. UMTS/WLAN vertical handover procedure (FS is in a dual-homing...
Figure 8. Integrated UMTS/WiMAX System  
+4 Figure 9. Cross-layer optimized MIPv6 VOH from UMTS to WiMAX
A Survey on Cross-Layer Designs for Vertical Handover in Mobile Networks
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  • Dec 2016
Today wireless data services are provided over different technologies like Wireless MAN (WMAN also known as Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access - WiMAX), Wireless LAN (WLAN generally known as Wi-Fi), UMTS (also known as 3G), etc. WiFi & WiMAX provides higher data rates over smaller area where as 3G provides smaller data rates over wider...
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... to the FS [4,7,8]. Figure 3 shows the simplified protocol architecture in which both the MC and FS implement mSCTP. The MC supports both WLAN and UMTS at the data link and physical layers. ...
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... is no additional protocol requirement for other network nodes. The FS in Figure 3 can also be a proxy server that provides mSCTP associations with MCs over UMTS/WLAN while connecting to other FSs through TCP [4,7,8]. ...