Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Mobile Computing

    Uploaded by

    chanakyuduRavuri
    21 views1 page
    Mobile computing involves portable computing devices that allow users to access network resources away from fixed locations. It discusses the architecture of mobile computing including applications like banking and shopping. Limitations include bandwidth constraints and security issues. GSM standards address these by providing identification and encryption services. New data services on GSM like HSDSD and GPRS improved bandwidth. The document also covers MAC protocols for wireless networks including TDMA, SDMA, FDMA and various CSMA variants. Mobile IP technologies like agents, registration and tunneling are explained. DHCP and its role in client initialization is discussed. Traditional and indirect TCP are compared, with snooping TCP noted as an improvement over indirect TCP.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    MC

    Copyright

    © Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    Mobile computing involves portable computing devices that allow users to access network resources away from fixed locations. It discusses the architecture of mobile computing including applications like banking and shopping. Limitations include bandwidth constraints and security issues. GSM standards address these by providing identification and encryption services. New data services on GSM like HSDSD and GPRS improved bandwidth. The document also covers MAC protocols for wireless networks including TDMA, SDMA, FDMA and various CSMA variants. Mobile IP technologies like agents, registration and tunneling are explained. DHCP and its role in client initialization is discussed. Traditional and indirect TCP are compared, with snooping TCP noted as an improvement over indirect TCP.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    21 views1 page

    Mobile Computing

    Uploaded by

    chanakyuduRavuri
    Mobile computing involves portable computing devices that allow users to access network resources away from fixed locations. It discusses the architecture of mobile computing including applications like banking and shopping. Limitations include bandwidth constraints and security issues. GSM standards address these by providing identification and encryption services. New data services on GSM like HSDSD and GPRS improved bandwidth. The document also covers MAC protocols for wireless networks including TDMA, SDMA, FDMA and various CSMA variants. Mobile IP technologies like agents, registration and tunneling are explained. DHCP and its role in client initialization is discussed. Traditional and indirect TCP are compared, with snooping TCP noted as an improvement over indirect TCP.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 1

    Mobile computing Unit 1 1(a) what is mobile computing?

    Draw and explain architecture of mobile computing 1(b) applications of mobile computing? 2(a) limitations of mobile computing? 2(b) services of Gsm 3(a) Draw and explain architecture of Gsm 4 explain security services of GSM 5 Explain new data services of GSM (HSDSD, GPRS) Unit- 2 1 what is the motivations of specialized MAC 2 Explain TDMA and its features 3 Explain (a) SDMA (b) FDMA 4 Explain the following (A) ClassicalALLOHA (b) SlottedALLOHA (c)CSMA (d)polling 4 (a) DAMA (b)PRMA (c)MACA (d)ISMA Unit-3 1 what are the several entities and technologies needed to understand mobile IP explain 1(b) explain packet delivery 2(a) Agent discovery (b)Registration 3 explain in detail tunneling and encapsulation 4 what is DHCP? Explain client initialization via DHCP Unit 4 1. Explain in detail Traditional TCP 2. With a neat diagram, Explain indirect TCP and also write advantages and disadvantages 3. What is the advantage of snooping TCP over ITCP

    You might also like