Studying the Performance of a Local Area Network through a Statistical Results of a Simulation Program
Journal Title: IOSR Journals (IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering) - Year 2016, Vol 18, Issue 3
Abstract
The ring topology was selected among several topologies,since in the ring topology easy to isolate faults and it has good performs under heavy network load, but the most problem that face in the ring topology is the system delay. Two ways offdecreasing the time delay have been proposed. The first way is changing the address field, a modification in both the hardware and the software are essential to implement that. The second way is utilizing combination of twoor more topologies at same time such ring and bus or double ring ..etc. in order to reduce as much as possible. The simulation of the system is conducted by using register insertion technique.Register insertion technique is a technique used to design a station protocol for a ring topology of a Local Area Network (LAN). Through this technique we developed a powerful and simple program to deal with transmitter and receiver of a ring topology for the standby and double ring topologies and different types ofprobability distributions to give statistical output figures of any network performance.
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Othman AL-Rusaini and Adnan Affandi
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