Method for handover in wireless communications network comprising a number of sub-networks
Abstract
The present invention discloses a method for carrying out a handover process in a wireless network, wherein the wireless network comprises at least a first and a second base stations belonging each to a different subnet associated of that wireless network and communicating through a first and a second gateways or foreign agents, respectively, and wherein the first base station is used as a serving base station currently in communication with at least one mobile subscriber station (MS). The method provided comprises a step of determining a traffic conveying entity as an intermediate anchoring point, and when the MS moves to a second subnet which comprises the second base station, a path is established for conveying traffic to/from that MS from/to a remote destination. The path comprises the intermediate anchoring point and the first gateway (or the first foreign agent).
Claims
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1 . A method for carrying out a handover process in a wireless network which comprises at least a first and a second base stations belonging to at least two different subnets of said wireless network and communicating through a first and a second gateways or foreign agents, respectively,
wherein said first base station is a serving base station currently in communication with at least one mobile subscriber station (MS), wherein said method comprises a step of determining a traffic conveying entity as an intermediate anchoring point, and wherein said method is characterized in that when said MS moves to a second subnet comprising said second base station, a path is established for conveying traffic to/from said MS from/to a remote destination, which path comprises said intermediate anchoring point and said first gateway or said first foreign agent.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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