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Simulation of VoIP traffic in 802.11n networks

Simulation of VoIP traffic in 802.11n networks. Aya Mire Niv Tokman Oren Gur-Arie. Contents. 802.11n Packet aggregation Project goals Project assumptions Implementation Simulation flow Milestones. 802.11n. Based on IEEE 802.11 – Standard for wireless computer networks

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Simulation of VoIP traffic in 802.11n networks

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  1. Simulation of VoIP traffic in 802.11n networks Aya Mire Niv Tokman Oren Gur-Arie

  2. Contents • 802.11n • Packet aggregation • Project goals • Project assumptions • Implementation • Simulation flow • Milestones

  3. 802.11n • Based on IEEE 802.11 – Standard for wireless computer networks • Providing ability of working in a rate of at least 100Mbps. • Support work with MIMO – several transmitters and receivers for each station • Reverse direction communication • Packet Aggregation • Still under development - TGn

  4. Packet aggregation • Reduces the overhead of control packets and timeouts related to the 802.11 protocol • May be destined to single or multiple receivers

  5. Project goals • Examine the influence of aggregated communication on periodic information – with focus on VoIP • Examine the influence of aggregation size (number of packets per aggregation) on network’s behavior

  6. Project assumptions • Centralized network environment (star topology) • VoIP data only (of two types: 10ms, 60 bytes and 20ms, 80 bytes) • Aggregation is done only by AP • No ACKs

  7. Simulation manager Statistics manager Conversation Generator STA Network AP STA STA Implementation

  8. Simulation manager • Handles the main loop of the simulation – the time counter (in step of 1us) • Gathers the statistics from the different units of the system • Manages the conversation generators

  9. Regular station (STA) • Represents a wireless client. • Each STA contains Tx and Rx FIFOs for both sending and receiving messages. • Data traffic between STAs goes through the AP. • STA generate and handles the different control messages defined by 802.11n protocol

  10. AP • Similar implementation and behavior to STA. • Buffers data from different STA until aggregation threshold is reached, or time limit has expired.

  11. Network unit • Simulates the traffic “on the air” • Serves as a “pipe” between STAs and AP (and vise-versa) • Inserts error into transmitted messages • Detects collisions of packets (and flags them as erroneous)

  12. VoIP data generators • Generate VoIP data packets and inserts them to the STA’s Tx FIFOs • Generation of data is periodic every 10ms or 20ms, and done simultaneously to two STAs engaging in conversations • Several VoIP generators can work in parallel

  13. Statistic • for each VoIP type: • Total number of messages during simulation time. • Number of messages successfully sent. • Average time of message transmission (from source to destination, via AP). • Average waiting time in AP buffer. • Average time from entering Tx FIFO to actual transmission time. • Statistics without explicit reference to VoIP type: • Number of aggregations less than max aggregation size. • Average number of receivers in aggregation • Number of collisions. • Number of control messages.

  14. Simulation flow 1. Data arrives at Tx FIFO of STA A from VoIP data generator. IAC is sent. 2. AP receives IAC, wait SIFS and respond with RAC. 3. RAC received. STA A sends non-aggregated VoIP data 4. After DIFS, the operation is repeated by STA B 5. Aggregation size is reached. AP send IAC followed by the aggregated data 6. Data is received by STA C

  15. Project time table • Week 1-2: Headers + Classes (data and methods), Statistics unit • Week 3-5: STA, AP and Network unit • Week 6: Simulation manager, data generators • Week 7: Integration and testing, analyze simulation’s results

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