Neither acute nor chronic IL-13 treatment changed IP-10 in the presence of infection.
As a MN moves and changes IP address, the reconfiguration of IP address breaks the ongoing TCP or UDP session.
It never changes IP or DNS address, you never need to manually setup replications, to plan downtimes, etc.
In the SIP approach, when an MN moves and changes IP address, it just resends a new INVITE message to the CN to reestablish a session.
In the MITP approach, when an MN moves and changes IP address, it sends the join and departure messages to MITP servers in order to reestablish a communication session.
Existing solutions, such as 802.11s and OLSR, are not efficient and do not scale to large networks, thereby requiring the network to be segmented in many small areas, causing the terminals to change IP address when moving between areas.
One easy solution to this is simply to change IP address to that of your home country so as to access the media services of your country of origin.
IPHiderEver can also automatically change IP for you periodically.
Read this article to know how to change IP address.
Treatment with IL-13 for 3 days (acute IL-13 model) or for 14 days (chronic IL-13 model) did not significantly change IP-10 induction by the viruses.
