GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) Question:
What is dynamic IP addressing in GPRS?
Answer:
The second means of addressing is dynamic addressing. This is where a mobile device does not have its own IP address stored in the HLR. Instead the IP address is assigned to the GGSN domain. The method is also a type of dynamic IP addressing in which the IP address is assigned by RADIUS servers normally situated inside an IP network outside the mobile network, an example of this being when you dial up to an ISP from your home PC.
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