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We present a study of two NP-hard telecommunications network design problems – the prize-collecting generalized minimum spanning tree problem (PCGMST) and the design of optical networks with wavelength division multiplexing. The first problem, the PCGMST problem, involves the design of regional backbone
This thesis explains how to create a software for IP fail-over which also supports migration of TCP and SCTP states. Initially existing solutions for TCP-state transfer were studied to see if they could be built on but after the investigation was done
The Border Gateway Protocol, commonly known as BGP, in its latest version, is considered the “glue that holds Internet together”. BGP is the protocol that the Autonomous Systems, the largest entities in which Internet is divided, use to exchange routing information on
CMAX and max-min zPmin are two packet forwarding techniques designed to save energy wireless ad-hoc networks. Their aim is to forward packets in such a way that the network’s energy is conserved better than if they were forwarded along the path with
The ZigBee specification is a standard for low-power consuming wireless devices. The ZigBee protocol stack has a layered structure containing four distinct layers of which the two lowest layers are defined by the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. Building on this base the ZigBee
The puropuse of this thesis was to study and compare a simulation model and a reference model of the Delay Tolerant Network architecture. The simulation model was created during a previous thesis at Luleå university of technology by Henrik Eriksson and Patrik
Ad hoc networks are networks that can be deployed rapidly and requires no fixed infrastructure to function. Ad hoc networks has a wide range of applications such as rescue operations, military operation or at a disaster scene where rapid communication is crucial.
As multiplayer network gaming becomes more popular, the numbers of players and servers increase. A popular multiplayer game can have thousands of servers and players. Such a game requires a system for players to find fast game servers with specific characteristics. Furthermore
During the last few years 3G cellular networks are starting to be deployed, but it is not until the next generation of cellular networks, 4G, that the data transfer rates are high enough to motivate users to be mobile at all times.
Wireless data networks is a growing business and the demand for higher capacity is increasing rapidly. There exist a number of standards for wireless LANs (WLANs) and the most popular one is the IEEE 802.11 family. This thesis investigates the capacity of