Path selection protocols for IEEE 802.11s wlan meshnetworks
S. M. Sadakatil Bari, Farhat Anwar
Abstract
S. M. Sadakatil Bari, Farhat Anwar
Abstract
Wireless mesh networks (WMN) have been envisioned as an impol1ant solution to the next generation wireless networking. It is a special kind of multihop wireless network that consists of mesh routers and mesh clients [I]. Typically. mesh routers are static and power-enabled and they !(xm a wireless backbone for the WMNs while connected with the wired networks to prm ide multi-hop wireless intemet connectivity to the mesh clients. Mesh clients may be mobile and they can access the network via mesh routers or directly by forming a mesh with each other.
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Wireless mesh networks (WMN) have been envisioned as an impol1ant solution to the next generation wireless networking. It is a special kind of multihop wireless network that consists of mesh routers and mesh clients [I]. Typically. mesh routers are static and power-enabled and they !(xm a wireless backbone for the WMNs while connected with the wired networks to prm ide multi-hop wireless intemet connectivity to the mesh clients. Mesh clients may be mobile and they can access the network via mesh routers or directly by forming a mesh with each other.
Key concepts: Wireless mesh network, Computer network, Order One Network Protocol, IEEE 802.11s, Switched mesh, Mesh networking, Service set, Shared mesh