Schlager, M., Rathke, B., Bodenstein, S., Wolisz, A.: Advocating a Remote Socket Architecture for Internet Access using Wireless LANs. Journal of Mobile Networks and Applications (2001) 23-42 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Mobility in Multimedia Communication - Wolisz (1 citation) (Correct)
....the semantics of the supported services. Let us explain this approach for the case of Internet reliable services. Those are usually supported by the TCP protocol, but used via a broadly accepted API the socket interface. The basic idea behind our so called Remote Socket Architecture (ReSoA) [39] is to retain the availability of the socket interface services at the mobile host, but moving the supporting protocol stack to the basestation as depicted in figure a. The proper semantic is assured in cooperation of the way the TCP standard defines the meaning of an acknowledgment and the way ....
.... on one hand to a improved performance and on the other hand has the potential to save scarce resources (in terms of bandwidth and power consumption of the mobile endsystem) Some measurement results showing the performance gain by ReSoA compared to classical approach and Snoop can be found in [39]. Furthermore the ReSoA approach allows for different kinds of information sharing. Let us consider two examples. First, the concentration of TCP end points form different endsystems on the basestation allows to apply the idea of TCP control block interdependency (RFC 2140) to TCP flows not only ....
M. Schläger, et al.; "Advocating a Remote Socket Architecture for Internet Access using Wireless LANs" accepted for publication in Mobile Networks and Applications, Balzer Science Publishers Special Issue on Wireless Internet and Intranet Access
The TCP Control Block Interdependence in Fixed Networks - Some.. - Savoric (2001) (3 citations) (Correct)
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Schlager, M., Rathke, B., Bodenstein, S., Wolisz, A.: Advocating a Remote Socket Architecture for Internet Access using Wireless LANs. Journal of Mobile Networks and Applications (2001) 23-42
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