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Wireless 802.11 IP Networks and their models in the OMNeT++ simulation tool
Jakúbek, Peter ; Burda, Karel (oponent) ; Růčka, Lukáš (vedoucí práce)
The bachelor work concentrates on familiarization with the standard IEEE 802.11. The work summarises the advantages, disadvantages, history and grouping of this standard according to norms. The great attention is paid to a user’s familiarization with the stimulating tool OMNeT++ and its extension Inet Framework. This extension helps to amplify the simulator for a supporting modelling of wireless nets. It supports models of a few protocols such as IP, UDP/TCP, Ethernet, PPP, IPV6, OSPF, RIP, and MPLS. It includes already programmed API modules from which is possible to create easily a wireless IP net.Programmes needed for a proper functioning of the OMNeT++ are described in corresponding paragraphs. A part of work deals with an installation and setting of programmes for accurate functioning of a compiler surrounding. Our work analyzes possibilities and manners of simulation of wireless IP nets which helps to create basic simulation model represented by standard 802.11. There are also included laboratory works in our bachelor work, which includes theoretical introduction to studied issues. Tasks are concentrated on ad-hoc and infrastructure mode. These tasks comprise of theory of problematic, detailed instructions for creating together with explanations, processed results and output of simulation
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Wireless 802.11 IP Networks and their models in the OMNeT++ simulation tool
Jakúbek, Peter ; Burda, Karel (oponent) ; Růčka, Lukáš (vedoucí práce)
The bachelor work concentrates on familiarization with the standard IEEE 802.11. The work summarises the advantages, disadvantages, history and grouping of this standard according to norms. The great attention is paid to a user’s familiarization with the stimulating tool OMNeT++ and its extension Inet Framework. This extension helps to amplify the simulator for a supporting modelling of wireless nets. It supports models of a few protocols such as IP, UDP/TCP, Ethernet, PPP, IPV6, OSPF, RIP, and MPLS. It includes already programmed API modules from which is possible to create easily a wireless IP net.Programmes needed for a proper functioning of the OMNeT++ are described in corresponding paragraphs. A part of work deals with an installation and setting of programmes for accurate functioning of a compiler surrounding. Our work analyzes possibilities and manners of simulation of wireless IP nets which helps to create basic simulation model represented by standard 802.11. There are also included laboratory works in our bachelor work, which includes theoretical introduction to studied issues. Tasks are concentrated on ad-hoc and infrastructure mode. These tasks comprise of theory of problematic, detailed instructions for creating together with explanations, processed results and output of simulation
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