This paper aims to present a comparative simulation study of the performance of TCP traffic over ATM networks with UBR and ABR services; to identify weaknesses of currently most promising ATM congestion control schemes; and to indicate the requirements for a fairer, simpler and more robust congestio
Ethersim: a simulator for application-level performance modeling of wireless and mobile ATM networks
โ Scribed by Mani Srivastava; Partho Mishra; Prathima Agrawal; Giao Nguyen
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 703 KB
- Volume
- 29
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0169-7552
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โฆ Synopsis
The paper describes Ethersim, a simulation tool to model and study the performance of multimedia-oriented integrated service ATM networks with mobile hosts and wireless links. The key motivation behind Ethersim is to study the application-leรel impact of host mobility and wireless channels. Ethersim has a discrete event based simulator core and incorporates models of user applications and transport, network and MAC layer protocols. It provides the capability to specify a cellular wireless ATM network topology and host mobility patterns. The software architecture of Ethersim employs five special entities: an air module, a map, a mover, mobile hosts, and basestations. We also present case-studies of using Ethersim to model and study the interaction of transport layer, connection rerouting protocol, and radio characteristics in the w
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