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Deployment & study of Multi-hop wireless testbed
מציגים: פיליפ יעקובובסקי אוהד בניטה מנחה: ד"ר עומר גורביץ'
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Presentation of the deployed topology’s characteristics
Objectives Presentation of the deployed topology’s characteristics 2 Suggested solutions for WMN 4 Current issues/problems in WMN 3 Review of Wireless Mesh Networks (WMN) 1
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Wireless Mesh Networks
The network is built out of two logical parts: Access Tier Backhaul Tier
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WMN - Access Tier Composed of Subscriber Stations (SS) i.e. end stations (mobile and stationary clients) using the network services
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WMN - Backhaul Tier Base Stations (BS) are interconnected between them in a chain topology, constructing the Backhaul Tier. One or more Base stations constitutes the gateway (GW) to the Internet The traffic from the SSs is transmitted to/from the Backhaul Tier. The antennas used are Omni-directional
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Wireless Mesh Network
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Hardware Specifications
Motherboard Intel Desktop Board D945GCLF with integrated Intel Atom Processor Card TP-Link TL-WN551G (Atheros AR2413 Chipset) Hard Drive 8GB USB Drive Power Supply Standard mini-ATX power supply
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Operating System: Ubuntu Linux 8.10
Network Topology 4.95Mbs Mbs Mbs Node1 Node2 Node3 Node4 5Mbs Mbs Mbs Operating System: Ubuntu Linux 8.10
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Starvation in WMN Starvation occurs for the following reasons:
Not all the stations are in radio range (Node1 is hidden from Node3 and Node4, Node2 is hidden from Node4) RTS/CTS mechanism makes things worse by adding unnecessary overhead. Interference from outside network BSs, transmitting over the same channel No proper rate limiting in nodes that are closer to the gateway
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Baseline Throughput Node1 Node2 Node3 Node4
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One vs. Two TCP streams Node1 Node2 Node3 Node4
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One vs. Multiple TCP streams – ctd.
Node1 Node2 Node3 Node4
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One vs. Two TCP streams throughput (after changing the GW)
Node1 Node2 Node3 Node4
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Three TCP Streams Throughput
Node1 Node2 Node3 Node4
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Suggested Solutions Solutions for starvation and unfairness:
Increase contention window for nodes closer to the GW, avoiding long-term starvation for multi-hop nodes Use of multi-channel transmission Rate decrease, fair throughput division mechanism
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Switched Channels for better performance
Multiple Channels Switched Channels for better performance Channels 3 and 8 were used Node1 Node2 Node3 Node4
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