OPNET Modeler Simulation Testing of the New Model Used to Cooperation Between QoS and Security Mechanisms
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| Title | OPNET Modeler Simulation Testing of the New Model Used to Cooperation Between QoS and Security Mechanisms |
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| Abstract | In this article the performance analysis of the new model, used to integration between QoS and Security, is introduced. OPNET modeler simulation testing of the new model with comparation with the standard model is presented. This new model enables the process of cooperation between QoS and Security in MANET. The introduction how the model is implemented to the simulation OPNET modeler is also showed. Model provides possibilities to integration and cooperation of QoS and security by the cross layer design (CLD) with modified security service vector (SSV). An overview of the simulation tested of the new model, comparative study in mobile ad-hoc networks, describe requirements and directions for adapted solutions are presented. Main idea of the testing is to show how QoS and Security related services could be provided simultaneously with using minimal interfering with each service. |
| Publisher | Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science |
| Date | 2012-11-24 |
| Source | Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Vol 10, No 4 (2012): Special Issue |
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