Miller, L.
and Pallot, X.
(2001),
Implementing Message Priority Policies Over an 802.11 Based Mobile Ad Hoc Network, Military Communications Conference | | MILCOM 2001 Proceedings: Communications for Network-Centric Operations, Creating the Information Force | IEEE
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Implementing Message Priority Policies Over an 802.11 Based Mobile Ad Hoc Network
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Abstract
In a mobile ad hoc network (MANET) for military or emergency applications, it is required to give priority to certain messages or message sources. In this paper, mechanisms are considered for implementing priority treatment of packets in a MANET using the DSR ad hoc network multihop routing protocol based on modifying an IEEE 802.11 MAC layer operating in the distributed mode. The mechanisms include queuing in order of priority and several methods for giving higher priority messages an advantage in contending for channel access. Simulation results are given for OPNET models of these schemes.Proceedings Title
Military Communications Conference | | MILCOM 2001 Proceedings: Communications for Network-Centric Operations, Creating the Information Force | IEEE
Conference Dates
October 28-31, 2001
Conference Title
MILCOM
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Conferences
Keywords
Ad hoc networks, medium access control, multihop routing, priority, simulations, wireless local area network
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Created December 1, 2001, Updated February 19, 2017