• Journal of Internet Computing and Services
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Measurement and Analysis of Performance to Transfer Data in a Wireless-Cum-Wired Intra-Network


Hur Hye-Sun, Hong Youn-Sik, Woo Yo-Seop, Journal of Internet Computing and Services, Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 99-0, Jun. 2004
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Keywords: Wireless Intra-Network, Transmission Time, PDA, Packet Size, PCMCIA

Abstract

We have designed and implemented a Voice Messenger System(VMS) for sending and receiving voice data in order to measure and analyze the performance of a multimedia data transfer system using PDAs(Personal Digital Assistants) in a fast wireless LAN environment. The VMS has been configured as an infrastructure network by integrating a wireless intra-network based on IEEE 802,11 b standard with a wired network based on Ethernet. A sending time, a receiving time and a round-trip time(RTT) have been measured by varying its pecket size from 256 to 6656 bytes, Besides, we have performed the experiments to see which NIC is more stable between CF and PCMCIA type in such a wireless LAN environment, The results of such experiments show that the NIC with PCMClA type is better than that with CF type from the points of both efficiency and stability. The performance of a notebook computer with the attachment of a wireless NIC that is used as a VMS client is almost constant by varying its packet size when transferring voice data. However, with PDA client, in the case of receiving packets from the VMS server, the performance is the best when the pecket size is 6656 bytes, In addition, in the case of sending packets from PDA client to the VMS server, the performance is the best when the packet size is 4096 bytes. Even with the same pecket size, the time of receiving packets from the VMS server to PDA is longer than the time of sending packets from PDA to the VMS Server, Thus, we conclude that when PDA is used as a client by applying different pecket size when sending and receiving packets should be achieved a better performance over a wireless LAN environment.


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Cite this article
[APA Style]
Hye-Sun, H., Youn-Sik, H., & Yo-Seop, W. (2004). Measurement and Analysis of Performance to Transfer Data in a Wireless-Cum-Wired Intra-Network. Journal of Internet Computing and Services, 5(3), 99-0.

[IEEE Style]
H. Hye-Sun, H. Youn-Sik, W. Yo-Seop, "Measurement and Analysis of Performance to Transfer Data in a Wireless-Cum-Wired Intra-Network," Journal of Internet Computing and Services, vol. 5, no. 3, pp. 99-0, 2004.

[ACM Style]
Hur Hye-Sun, Hong Youn-Sik, and Woo Yo-Seop. 2004. Measurement and Analysis of Performance to Transfer Data in a Wireless-Cum-Wired Intra-Network. Journal of Internet Computing and Services, 5, 3, (2004), 99-0.