Performance analysis for use of mobile agent in wireless multihop networks

Shiokawa, Shigeki

doi:10.1109/icufn.2016.7537153

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“…In [17], mobile agent-based implementation is compared with client/server method, and a comparative evaluation is made. The mobile agent also finds application in wireless multihop networks [18]. It is argued that traditional implementation is not scale-able because it is centralized, and if network management is performed through a mobile agent, it is having high performance and better fault tolerance.…”

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Dynamic QoS Management for Interactive Multimedia in Integrated 4G/5G Networks

Keshav¹,

Pradhan²,

Srinivas³

et al. 2021

ICST Transactions on Mobile Communications and Applications

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INTRODUCTION: Emerging interactive multimedia applications such as VR have some key requirements that communication medium must full fill in order to have a smooth interactive experience. These requirements include higher uplink and downlink throughput requirement, low latency, and consistent throughput even at the cell edge. Present day 4G/5G Network faces a lack of resource availability for highly sophisticated applications like interactive multimedia. While 4G/5G networks do have a QoS mechanism to handle multiple varieties of traffic requirements, they are passive. At best, initial negotiated QoS are changed on a reactive basis. OBJECTIVES:This work proposes a dynamic QoS management scheme so that the overall necessary resource allocation for interactive multimedia and non-interactive applications can occur. METHODS: The scheme uses mobile agents which can efficiently predict possible disruption in QoS and help both server and users to adapt to changing network situation. This way user can be notified of an expected or estimated service quality change in advance, timely adaptation is possible. use this information to for efficient QoS negotiation and re-negotiation. RESULTS: The developed scheme has been tested with different sizes of the 4G/5G networks with several virtual reality users along with other background loads of applications. CONCLUSION: Results are quite encouraging and the system is practically implementable.

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Dynamic QoS Management for Interactive Multimedia in Integrated 4G/5G Networks

Keshav¹,

Pradhan²,

Srinivas³

et al. 2021

ICST Transactions on Mobile Communications and Applications

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“…Code on demand is a specific use of mobile code under the field of code mobility. The internet has various kinds of platforms that communicate very frequently with each other by wired or wireless media (Schoeman et al, 2003). This kind of system often requires an interoperable platform that can allow communication over different platforms.…”

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Chronological Evolution of Mobile Agent: A Plausible Paradigm of Mobility

Chowhan¹,

Dayya²

2018

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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Cognizance of computers in human existence has brought in a revolution of doing things differently, efficiently and in a more user-friendly way. Awareness of computers via education has acted as second progressive phase in which we have recognized the computers as part of day-to-day life. Multi-fold evolution of knowledge-of-techniques, collection of field skills, acquisition and availability of committed resources, increased uptime of servers and on-demand usability and serviceability has advanced the Internet in leaps-and-bounds increasing the overall productivity. Expansion of computer technology in all dimensions of science has made it possible for human to see an automated present with enormous future scope and new possibilities in research area, industrial art and scientific investigation. The management of resources is the central theme point around which all distributed network is laid and administered.

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“…Firstly, the transformation of internal data on the current machine is required to be represented in external data form such as in the string of bytes or in the binary form. That is why, marshaling and un-marshaling of mobile agents is required to be carried out before their migration [16].…”

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Study of Mobile Agent Server Architectures for Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Distributed Systems

Chowhan¹,

Purohit²

2016

IJCA

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Mobile agents are becoming pre-eminent by not only outperforming in comparison with the conventional techniques such as RMI, RPC etc. but also by surpassing their loopholes. They promise to solve many major issues of high network bandwidth consumption during communication, bottleneck problem of centralized system, even can act as intrusion detection agents, and may also be used as monitoring of various nodes in multifarious domains like e-commerce services, for load balancing in cluster, health care monitoring systems, air traffic control systems, and many more. In this paper, the agent server required to allow mobile agents on any machine in network are compared for homogenous and heterogeneous nodes. The homogeneity and heterogeneity of nodes is defined at the hardware level and type of OS installation. Basically, a mobile agent is moving the code to data rather data to code. Agent and agent server are two different parts, in which agent is a computational, operational and communicative entity while the agent server takes care of fundamentals execution and security features. To all intents and purposes, these agent servers help mobile agents to interact and engage with the underlying system acting as an execution environment for them. Agent servers, also called as agency or agent runtime environment, may differ for different platforms and this contrast lies in the software architectural components which they contribute being a middle layer in between the mobile agents and system platform. This paper focuses on architectural dissimilitude between agencies of heterogeneous and homogeneous distributed systems.

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Performance analysis for use of mobile agent in wireless multihop networks

Cited by 4 publications

References 4 publications

Dynamic QoS Management for Interactive Multimedia in Integrated 4G/5G Networks

Dynamic QoS Management for Interactive Multimedia in Integrated 4G/5G Networks

Chronological Evolution of Mobile Agent: A Plausible Paradigm of Mobility

Study of Mobile Agent Server Architectures for Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Distributed Systems

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