Towards a realistic testbed for wireless network reliability and security performance studies

Authors:
Fei Hu;Amish Rughoonundon;Laura Celentano
Affiliations:
Department of Computer Engineering, Rochester Institute of Tech., Rochester, New York, USA.;Department of Computer Engineering, Rochester Institute of Tech., Rochester, New York, USA.;Department of Computer Engineering, Rochester Institute of Tech., Rochester, New York, USA
Venue:
International Journal of Security and Networks
Year:
2008

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Abstract

This paper will describe our research on the creation of a wireless ad-hoc network testbed where ad hoc network applications can be tested in real radio environments. The testbed will be easy to use and modular enough to allow users to quickly adapt the testbed to their own use. To study and test 'reliability' performance, a light-weight transport protocol and an on-demand routing protocol will be built in the emulator, and ensure that its performance allows real tests to be carried out in real time. To study and test 'security' performance, a symmetric-key-based cryptology will be built in the emulation platform.