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This project aims to evaluate the performance of ad-hoc routing protocols using a testbed, comparing table-driven and on-demand protocols and IPv4-based and IPv6-based protocols. The methodology includes measuring packet delivery ratio, routing overhead, scalability, and path optimality. The expected results and deliverables include insights into the protocols' performance and a term project report.
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Contents • Motivation • Goal & Scope • Methodology • Expected Results & Deliverable • Conclude • Reference
Motivation • Testbed를 통한 measurements • 각각의 ad-hoc routing protocol 성능 평가 • 시뮬레이션 결과와 실험결과 분석 • 차이점/문제점 파악 및 개선점 확인 • 통계적 접근 모델 확인
Goal & Scope • Ad-hoc 라우팅 프로토콜의 성능 평가 • Table-driven vs On-demand • Table-driven(Proactive) • OLSR, TBRFE, etc. • On-demand(Reactive) • AODV, TORA, DSR, etc. • IPv4-based vs IPv6-based • Linux-based vs Widows-based
Technical problem • Testing computer configuration • To make scenario choreography • Adding a new routing protocol
Methodology • Packet delivery ratio • Application layer packets originated at source to received packets • Characterizes completeness and correctness of the routing protocol • Routing overhead • Total # of packets sent during transmission • Scalability • Path optimality • Difference between number of hops a packet took and the shortest path measured • Measures the ability to efficiently use network resources
Expected Result & Deliverable • Proactive routing protocol performs predictably, not good when mobility increases • DSR was good at all speeds and rates • AODV does almost as good, but more overhead makes it more expensive then DSR • Collected data through various Test • Measurement results • Demo • Term project report
Schedule • Routing Protocols Study • Testing 환경 설정 : ~ 11.12 (1 week) • Testing : ~ 11.26 (2 weeks)
Reference • APE • http://apetestbed.sourceforge.net • Paper • A Performance Comparison of Multi-Hop Wireless Ad Hoc Network Routing Protocols (MobiCom ’98)