QOS Routing Protocol to Detect Maximum Available Bandwidth in WMCs

Wi-Fi Mesh Community has turn out to be an important area community to offer internet to challenge the thrown domains and wireless link in metropolitan environments. In this paper, hassle of figuring out the most to be had bandwidth direction is targeted, which is an essential problem in helping ple...

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Published in2017 Second International Conference on Recent Trends and Challenges in Computational Models (ICRTCCM) pp. 94 - 99
Main Authors Manikandan, R., Rajan, A. Renga, Deborah, L. Jegatha
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.02.2017
Subjects
Bandwidth
Distributed algorithm
Interference
Measurement
proactive hop-by-hop routing
QOS routing
Quality of service
Routing
Routing protocols
Throughput
Wireless mesh networks
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Summary:Wi-Fi Mesh Community has turn out to be an important area community to offer internet to challenge the thrown domains and wireless link in metropolitan environments. In this paper, hassle of figuring out the most to be had bandwidth direction is targeted, which is an essential problem in helping pleasant-of-carrier in WMCs. Due to the concept of interference, bandwidth, which is a familiar challenging metric in restive networks, a new direction is validated in which the weight captures the available route bandwidth statistics. It is also proved that the hop using the hop routing procedure based on the new path weight completely satisfies the consistency and loop-freeness necessities. The property of consistency ensures that each node follows a proper packet forwarding choice, in order that a statistics packet traverses over the supposed path. The experimental results additionally show that our proposed work on direction weight outperforms all the other existing direction metrics in figuring out excessive-throughput paths.
DOI:10.1109/ICRTCCM.2017.70