An Ethernet Bonding inspired architecture for commercial multi-interface Ad-Hoc networks

Wireless Ad-Hoc networks offer potential for a wide range of commercial applications. Unfortunately, negative aspects, like low throughput or high packet loss under varying link conditions may threaten the usability for commercial scenarios. Using multiple channels to form interface bundles between...

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Main Authors: Kobel, C., Baluja Garcia, Walter, Habermann, J.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Ad hoc networks
Bonding
Channel Assignment
Conferences
IEEE 802.11 Standards
Load Balancing
Load management
Multi-Interface
Quality of service
Schedules
Wireless Ad-Hoc Network
WirelessLAN
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Summary:Wireless Ad-Hoc networks offer potential for a wide range of commercial applications. Unfortunately, negative aspects, like low throughput or high packet loss under varying link conditions may threaten the usability for commercial scenarios. Using multiple channels to form interface bundles between neighboring nodes may significantly improve such flaws. In this work, a set of load balancing modes, to manage packet scheduling within each bundle is defined and investigated. Our goal is to improve both reliability and performance of commercially used ad-hoc networks.
ISSN:2378-8143
2693-0854
DOI:10.1109/GCCE.2012.6379620