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elecommunications System (c S)
which provides high bandwidth packet
data services to mobile users
users..
o support mobility management, an
context is established for every mobile
station in its corresponding Serving GPRS
Support Node (SGSN)
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his project describes a broadcast
approach that allows the S to detect lost
context in SGSN and therefore
speeds up the process for SGSN
recovery..
recovery
Here we provide high bandwidth packet
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he cniversal obile elecommunications System
(c S) provides high bandwidth packet data services to
mobile users
users..
We compare the performance of our scheme with lazy,
pessimistic, and frequency
frequency--based schemes through
simulation and show that compared to these schemes,
our scheme reduces overall recovery time by efficiently
managing resources and handoffs
handoffs..
o support mobility management, an context is
established for every mobile station in its corresponding
Serving GPRS Support Node (SGSN)
(SGSN)..
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When the SGSN fails, all contexts in the
SGSN are corrupted.
hese obility anagement ( ) contexts
must be recovered or data delivery to the mobile
stations will fail.
his project describes a broadcast approach
that allows the S to detect lost context in
SGSN and therefore speeds up the process for
SGSN recovery.
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context
he context consists of the following
information
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 nternational obile Subscriber dentity ( S )
 Packet emporary obile Subscriber dentity (P (P--
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 obile Subscriber SDN Number ( S SDN)
 he location information including Routing Mrea (RM)
and service area code
 Security information
 radio resource information
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6ur proposed system is to zip the file when it is
in transaction
transaction.. f the user requests a file from
server, then the server will zip the file, send it to
the user with high bandwidth and also proxy
SGSN can maintains the operation of failure
time for main SGSN
SGSN.. f the normal SGSN can
works then the proxy SGSN is in sleep state, if
the main SGSN has deactivated the proxy
SGSN can activate
activate.. f main SGSN has only
deactivated but proxy SGSN can retrieve the
information to main SGSN
SGSN..
 
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of traffic:
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information/entertainment² nformation
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distance education, mobile messaging, gaming, voice
portal services
ultimedia messaging²
messaging²S S extensions for images,
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Location--based services
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