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IEEE 802.21 MEDIA INDEPENDENT HANDOVER
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Title: Command Service
Date Submitted: Month, NN, 200x
Presented at IEEE 802.21 session #NN in City
Authors or Source(s):
Ajay Rajkumar, David Faucher
Abstract: This contribution tries to streamline the currently defined
commands in the draft and remove fields that are redundant or
add fields that would be necessary for the usefulness of the
command.
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Proposed Changes related to MIH
Handovers
 MN initiated handovers.
 Potential Changes
• Mapping response to request?
• Pre-Allocation/Reservation of resources?
• Add new N2N handover commit message?
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Changing MN Initiated Handover
(proposal)
 Draft: ask network about the availability of its resources.
• Proposal: ask network whether it can support a specific set of
resources. For negative response (i.e. can’t support resources)
the network has the option of returning what it can support.
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For example, the former asks what flavors of ice cream are available while
the latter asks do you have chocolate, vanilla and strawberry (no, but I can
support chocolate and vanilla).
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network reveals minimal information
smaller response size (no need to list every available resource)
allows for more detailed queries (that are relevant to the MN)
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places more control into the hands of the service provider
• Pros
• Cons
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Mapping Response to Request (potential
proposal)
 For MIH User to MIH User messages there is no mechanism for mapping the
response to the request. This is because the transaction ID (in the MIH
protocol message header) which maps a response to the request is internal to
the MIHF. Should some form of message/transaction identifier be added to all
MIH handover messages? In fact, should the same value be used for all related
handover messages (i.e. per handover)? Otherwise, how does a Network know
that a particular commit relates to a previous query (if any)?
• Add handover identifier to all MIH User to MIH User related handover
messages
• Pros
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ability to map response to appropriate request
no need to include fields in the response that were in the request
with pre-allocation/reservation of resources, allows mapping of commit to query
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?
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• Cons
• Note: if left as an implementation detail then MIH User/MIHF would need to
be implemented by the same party (or at least agree upon an API) since the
MIH_SAP doesn’t contain enough information to map the response to the
request. However, that still doesn’t solve the problem with mapping commit to
query for pre-allocated/reserved resources.
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Pre-Allocating/Reserving Resources
(potential proposal)
 Provides ability to pre-allocate/reserve resources during N2N
query stage.
• Adds pre-allocate/reserve flag to N2N query message
• Add new N2N_HO_Commit message for candidate
notification
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selected target – prepare for handover
other candidates – cleanup any pre-allocated/reserved resources
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gives originating network control over when/if resources are preallocated/reserved
eliminate failures for the cases where resources become unavailable between
the time of the query and actual commitment to a handover
• Pros
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• Cons
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requires new message to notify candidates as to their selection and whether
they should release any pre-allocated/reserved resources.
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MN_HO_Candidate_Query (proposal)
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Description: Query serving PoS to see if candidate networks can support a handover given the
requested resource and IP configuration requirements
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Request/Indication
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Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
Handover ID?
Current Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
Candidate Link List (LINK_POA_LIST)
Query Resource List
IP Configuration Method (with DHCP, FA or Router Address)
Requested Resource List (TBD)
Requested Configuration (IP with DHCP, FA or Router Address)
Response/Confirm
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Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
Handover ID?
Current Link Identifier
Available Resource Set
IP configuration Method (with DHCP, FA or Router Address)
IP Address Information Status
Preferred Candidate List (list of following)
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Preferred Candidate Link Identifier (LINK_POA_LIST)
Requested Resource Status
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Requested Configuration Status
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–
–
Availability + [ optional Available Resource List (returned when requested resources not available) ]
Availability + [ optional Available IP Configuration (returned when requested configuration not
available) ]
Handover Status (e.g. accept, reject code)
• Status
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MN_HO_Commit (proposal)
• Description: Commit to a MN initiated handover from source to target link.
• Request/Indication
Since this also
• Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
replaces the switch
• Handover ID?
command we need to
specify some form of
• Current Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
handover mode (e.g.
• Target Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
make before break)
• Target PoA
• Old Link Action (which side of link is this referring to? is this MBFB?)
• Response/Confirm
• Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Current Link Identifier
• Handover Status
• Status
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MN_HO_Complete (proposal)
• Description: MN signals the completion of the handover from source to
target link. May be sent to target PoS or original serving PoS. The former
will require a registration first.
• Request/Indication
• Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Source Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Target Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Handover Result (e.g. success, failure code)
• Response/Confirm
• Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Current Link Identifier
• Status
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Net_HO_Candidate_Query (proposal)
• Description: Query the MN as to its resource and configuration requirements
and its willingness to accept one or more suggested target candidates for a
handover.
• Request/Indication
• Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Suggested New Link List (LIST(LINK_POA_LIST))
• Query Resource List (QUERY_RESOURCE_LIST)
• Response/Confirm
• Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Current Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Preferred Link List (LIST(LINK_POA_LIST))
• Requested Resource Set
• Requested Resource List (TBD)
• Requested Configuration (IP with DHCP, FA or Router Address)
• Handover Status
• Status
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Net_HO_Commit (proposal)
• Description: Commit to a Network initiated handover from source
to target link.
• Request/Indication
• Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Link Action Set List
• Source Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Target Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Source Link Action (e.g. data forwarding)  applies to which side of link?
• Response/Confirm
• Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Link Action Result List
• Handover Status
• Status
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N2N_HO_Query_Resources (proposal)
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Description: Query target PoS to see if access network can support a handover given the specified
resource and configuration requirements.
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Request/Indication
• Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Candidate Link List (LIST(LINK_POA_LIST))
• Query Resource List
• IP Configuration Method (with DHCP, FA or Router Address)
• Requested Resource List (TBD)
• Requested Configuration (IP with DHCP, FA or Router Address)
• Reserve Resources?
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Response/Confirm
• Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Resource Status
• Available Resource Set
• IP Configuration Methods (with DHCP, FA and/or Router Address)
• IP Address Information Status
• Candidate Link List (list of following)
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Candidate Link Identifier (LINK_POA_LIST)
Handover Status
Requested Resource Status
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Availability + [ optional Available Resource List (returned when requested resources
not available) ]
Requested Configuration Status
–
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• Status
Availability + [ optional Available IP Configuration (returned when requested
configuration not available) ]
N2N_HO_Commit (potential proposal)
• Description: Commit target to a Network initiated handover
(i.e. from the source to target link).
• Request/Indication
• Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Source Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Target Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Response/Confirm
• Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Handover Status
• Status
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N2N_HO_Complete (proposal)
• Description: Target PoS notifies the original serving PoS as to the
completion status of the handover. Alternatively, the original serving PoS
notifies the target PoS as to the completion status of the handover.
• Request/Indication
• Destination(request)/Source(indication) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Current Source Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Target Link Identifier (LINK_TUPLE_ID)
• Handover Result
• Response/Confirm
• Destination(response)/Source(confirm) Identifier
• Handover ID?
• Current Link Identifier
• Resource Status
• Status
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