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Autoconfiguration and Self-management of Personal Area Networks: a New Framework

In the Beyond 3G vision, users will carry multiple devices forming cooperative networks, known as Personal Area Networks. Some of the existing technologies enable this type of networks, such as Bluetooth or IEEE 802.15.4, but a unified framework capable of self-organizing and deploying them dynamically still has to be defined. These networks are also envisioned to be connecting dynamically to the Internet, and may use two IP versions and their corresponding autoconfiguration mechanisms. In this paper we present a new framework, named Autoconfiguration and Selfmanagement of Personal Area Networks (ASPAN) which enables the automatic and dynamic deployment of Personal Area Networks in the heterogeneous personal environments envisioned for the next generation networks.