Thesis/Dissertation: Bc. Tomáš Szaniszlo, učo 359894: Autoconfiguration in distributed wireless environment
Master's thesis
Autoconfiguration in distributed wireless environment
Abstract
V tejto práci je podaný prehľad sietí podľa štandardu 802.11 a nástrojov alebo sytémov na ich správu. Ďalej sa táto práca zameriava na popis fyzickej vrstvy a interferencie v týchto sieťach. Je navrhnutý a implementovaný centralizovaný a distribuovaný algoritmus pre automatické priraďovanie kanálov prístupovým bodom. Implementácie sú porovnané s ručným priraďovaním kanálov a prakticky overené v prostredí fakulty.
Abstract
In this work an overview of 802.11 networks and their management tools or systems is presented. Further it focuses on description of its physical layer and interference in these networks. Centralized and distributed algorithms for automatic access point channel allocation are designed and implemented. The implementations are compared with manual channel allocation and practically tested in the faculty environment.
Thesis description
27/5/2014 09:23, RNDr. Jan Kasprzak, Ph.D., UČO 1885
- Entered/Edited 30/6/2014 09:55, Helena Kryštofová
- Record made 14/3/2014 12:46, Eva Drštková
- Accessible from: 26/5/2014 10:28, Eva Drštková
- Thesis/dissertation received 26/5/2014 10:28, Eva Drštková
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