A potential solution that enabled mobile users to keep their IP Addresses when moving across foreign networks included having a highly unique route advertised to a mobile user by the foreign network and using the current routing infrastructure to spread this knowledge around the world Network. Network. Scalability has been listed as one issue. Assume that the new foreign network advertises a particular mobile user path as a mobile user switches from one network to the other, and the old foreign network withdraws its route. Consider how knowledge routing propagates in a distance vector algorithm (particularly for interface routing between networks around the world). A. Will other routers redirect datagrams to the latest international network directly after foreign networks start advertising their route? b. Is it feasible for various routers to think that smartphone users are in various international networks? c. Discuss the schedules under which other network routers can finally learn the route to mobile users
A potential solution that enabled mobile users to keep their IP Addresses when moving across foreign networks included having a highly unique route advertised to a mobile user by the foreign network and using the current routing infrastructure to spread this knowledge around the world
Network. Network. Scalability has been listed as one issue. Assume that the new foreign network advertises a particular mobile user path as a mobile user switches from one network to the other, and the old foreign network withdraws its route. Consider how knowledge routing propagates in a distance
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