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* '''Mentor:''' [mailto:tommypec@gmail.com Tommaso Pecorella] | * '''Mentor:''' [mailto:tommypec@gmail.com Tommaso Pecorella] | ||
* '''Abstract:''' The goal of the project is ... | * '''Abstract:''' The goal of the project is to implement a novel MIPv6 simulation model which can be integrated into ns-3. The project idea aims at testing the code in different network scenarios, containing different link layer technologies such as Wi-Fi, WiMAX and LTE. The current implementation of LTE does not have support of IPv6 in ns-3. So, the idea of testing MIPv6 code into LTE would follow IPv6 support implementation in LTE first and then the MIPv6 support. Thus, implementation of MIPv6 in ns-3 as the base mobility management solution and providing LTE support within it could help the current network researchers working on ns-3. | ||
* '''Code:''' Link to be provided | * '''Code:''' Link to be provided | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 14 May 2017
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Project overview
- Project name: Mobile IPv6 Implementation with LTE support
- Student: Manoj Kumar Rana
- Mentor: Tommaso Pecorella
- Abstract: The goal of the project is to implement a novel MIPv6 simulation model which can be integrated into ns-3. The project idea aims at testing the code in different network scenarios, containing different link layer technologies such as Wi-Fi, WiMAX and LTE. The current implementation of LTE does not have support of IPv6 in ns-3. So, the idea of testing MIPv6 code into LTE would follow IPv6 support implementation in LTE first and then the MIPv6 support. Thus, implementation of MIPv6 in ns-3 as the base mobility management solution and providing LTE support within it could help the current network researchers working on ns-3.
- Code: Link to be provided
- Documentation: Link to be provided
- About me: Insert short bio