1 IEEE MEDIA INDEPENDENT HANDOVER DCN: srho Title: Consideration for MGW discovery Date Submitted: July 18, 2012 Presented at IEEE Authors or Source(s): Hyunho Park (ETRI), Hyeong-Ho Lee (ETRI), Anthony Chan (Huawei) Abstract: This presentation provides an example of MGW discovery based on anycast for single radio handover srho

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Missing Gap of MGW Discovery Although a mobile node (MN) needs to discover the mobility gateway (MGW), MGW discovery is not considered, yet. We consider MGW discovery using anycast srho

Anycast 4 A network addressing and routing methodology in which datagrams from a single sender are routed to the topologically nearest node in a group of potential receivers all identified by the same destination address nc.com/netlinx- blog/45-dns/118- introduction-to- anycast-dns.html nc.com/netlinx- blog/45-dns/118- introduction-to- anycast-dns.html srho

Anycast based MGW Discovery Through information repository (IR), MNs can access the nearest MGW IR supports anycast IP address mapped with wireless access network types Reduces load of both wireless network and system 5 Wireless Access Network TypesAnycast IP Address 0: WiFiAnycast IP Address of WiFi MGW 1: WiMAXAnycast IP Address of WiMAX MGW 2: UMTSAnycast IP Address of UMTS MGW 3: LTEAnycast IP Address of LTE MGW 4~7: Reserved Table 1. anycast IP address mapped with wireless access network types srho

Anycast based MGW Discovery Multi-radio MN Information Repository ( IR) MGW AS_Info_Query (Wireless Access Network Types) AS_Info_Response (anycast addr) AS_Info_Push (anycast addr) Access to MGW (anycast addr) (a) (b) srho

Procedure Anycast address discovery (a) Push-Pull mechanism MN request the anycast address of MGW IR response the anycast address of MGW (b) Push mechanism IR pushes anycast address of MGW without any request of MN srho