Performance evaluation of optimized available bandwidth estimation tools in FTTH networks

Leong, Chan Mun; Wei, Tan Su; Samsudin, Ahmad Tajuddin; Bandi, Ahmad Fuad Mohamed

doi:10.1109/apcc.2012.6388136

2012 18th Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications (APCC) 2012

DOI: 10.1109/apcc.2012.6388136

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Performance evaluation of optimized available bandwidth estimation tools in FTTH networks

Chan Mun Leong

Tan Su Wei

Ahmad Tajuddin Samsudin

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Seneviratne

2014

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Current operating systems rely on Received Signal Strength (RSSI) to choose which network to connect. However, RSSI is not a good measure of actual network performance and requires the interfaces to be turned on, which can significantly drain the battery of the mobile node. This work revisits how network discovery is performed in a multi-radio, mobile environment. The current method of basing decisions on physical-layer characteristics cannot adequately capture network service parameters. Going beyond radio properties allows users to make better choices as to which is the "best'' network and Point of Attachment to connect to. In this work we extend MOBIX, a system for managing MOBility using Information eXchange, which allows nodes to exchange information in a peer-to-peer manner in addition to leveraging on a centralized server. We performed simulations to study the performance of MOBIX with and without the map server and show that our enhanced system strikes a balance of providing a scalable, updated network performance information in densely populated areas and relying on a network server in less urbanized areas with lower number of nodes.

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Leveraging on Neighbour Information for Optimizing Network Selection

Pedrasa

Seneviratne

2014

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Performance evaluation of optimized available bandwidth estimation tools in FTTH networks

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