Derivation of an analytical model for evaluating the performance of a multi-queue nodes network router

Authors:
Hussein Al-Bahadili;Jafar Ababneh;Fadi Thabtah
Affiliations:
Computer Information Systems, Faculty of Information Technology & Systems, The Arab Academy for Banking & Financial Sciences, Amman, Jordan;Computer Information Systems, Faculty of Information Technology & Systems, The Arab Academy for Banking & Financial Sciences, Amman, Jordan;Management Information Systems, Faculty of Information Technology, Philadelphia University, Amman, Jordan
Venue:
ISIICT'09 Proceedings of the Third international conference on Innovation and Information and Communication Technology
Year:
2009

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Abstract

This paper presents a derivation of an analytical model to evaluate the performance of a multi-queue nodes network router, which is referred to as the mQN model. In this model, expressions were derived to calculate two performance metrics, namely, the queue node and system utilization factors. In order to demonstrate the flexibility and effectiveness of the mQN model in analyzing the performance of a multi-queue nodes network router, two scenarios were performed. These scenarios investigated the variation of queue node and system utilization factors against queue node dropping probability for various numbers of queue nodes, and packets arrival routing probabilities. The performed scenarios demonstrated the flexibility and effectiveness of the mQN model to evaluate the performance of a multi-queue nodes router prior to the design and implementation stage as compared to experimental tests and computer simulations.