EBK COMPUTER NETWORKING
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Chapter 7, Problem P13P
Program Plan Intro
End-to-end delay:
End-to-end delay means a time taken for transmitting a packet across a network from source to destination.
Mobile IP:
The design of the mobile IP is used to allow the mobile users to move from one network to another network while continuing in the permanent IP address.
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