Investigation of Quality of Service in Various Mobility Protocols for Wireless Local Area Networks

Abstract

This technical abstract examines the pleasantness of carriers (quality of service) in numerous mobility protocols for Wi-Fi neighborhood place networks (WLAN). Quality of service is a measure of the level of service provided with the aid of a network and influences the supply, throughput, latency, jitter, and packet loss of packages. The research investigates the impact of mobility on quality of service in WLAN surroundings. An evaluation of the two fundamental mobility protocols., mobile IP and Proxy cellular IP, is executed in theoretical simulation surroundings. The effects of the assessment show that cell IP wireless advanced the quality of service on scalability, handoff delay, and packet loss. Additionally, this analysis suggests that Proxy cellular IP can successfully assist mobility in WLANs while providing suitable ranges of quality of service. With the consequences of these studies, gadget directors and network architects now have a higher understanding of the impact of mobility on the quality of service of WLANs.