Virtual Home Environment (VHE)
In mobile
computing, the Virtual Home Environment (VHE) is the concept that a network supporting mobile
users should provide them the same computing environment on the road that they have in their home
or corporate computing environment. VHE is part of IMT-2000 and the Universal Mobile
Telecommunication Service Universal Mobile
Telecommunications System (UMTS). With VHE, a network (referred to as a foreign
network) emulates the behavior of the user's home network and
the user has the same services that they are accustomed to at home.
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