An Optimized Mechanism to Improve the Performance of Proxy Mobile IPv6 Using Augmented Open-Flow Technique

The Proxy Mobile IPv6 protocol is modified using this proposed technique, known as the Augmented Open-Flow Mechanism of PMIPv6 (AU-PMIPv6), to fit the Augmented Open-Flow architecture. To benefit from the Open-Flow strategy, the flexibility dimensions of the PMIPv6 components, such as the Local Mobility Anchor (LMA) and Mobile Access Gateway (MAG), are separated and reconstructed. The location of the mobile node (MN) is maintained by the LMA components, which act as the Open-Flow controller for the switches in the network. The contact access entities that have MAG capabilities communicate with the MN and manage MAG signaling. The two main goals of the suggested strategy are to (a) separate the control and data planes and (b) reduce the handover’s delay.