Deployment Of Indoor Test-Bed Deployment For Wireless Mesh Network Using D-Links Router

Azharuddin, Soher (2011) Deployment Of Indoor Test-Bed Deployment For Wireless Mesh Network Using D-Links Router. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The work is based on measurement of the 802.11n Wireless Mesh Network (WMN) deployed over the FKEKK indoor main building. This project was built inspired by the existing technology which is a solution need to do instead a lots of wire need to be use at the certain area to extends the wireless coverage. It may create traffic of wire amount in (private automatic branch section room (PABX). This scenario will increase the development cost. If any failure happen at one of the router, it will be difficult to connect the wire among them. This way would be a disadvantage for the connection and cannot be used in the future. The coverage area can be widening without using wire as the connection medium if mesh connection are being use. This method has been proven that it can compete with the existing wire technology which is maintaining the throughput (.>1Mbps). Statements above was supported by the test-bed process, which is data were collected and analyzed specifically in order to make sure the theory was proved scientifically. It uses a present version of the TCP and UDP protocol from IXchariot software that actually contained in a transport layer (run over IP packet).Test result prove that the mesh network performance has been maintained (>1mbps) during the data transfer process from server to the several client that located at several distance with range 1meter to 15 meter. A part from that, the transfer speed (server to client) is inversely proportional with the distance. It is because; transfer speed will slightly decrease when the distance is increase. The network performance is decrease when client located in the obstacle area such as behind the brick and table. At this part, the throughput will decrease about 40 to 50% compared with the measurement without obstacle.

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