Monitoring and Evaluating Open Wireless LAN using Hybrid IDS

Integrating Wired IDS with Wi-Fi Using Open-Source IDS to Complement a Wireless IDS/IPS Deployment

Hybrid Coupling Scheme for UMTS and Wireless LAN Interworking

We propose a hybrid coupling scheme to connect UMTS and WLAN networks. Under the tightcoupled system, users of WLAN can also use the services of UMTS with guaranteed QoS and seamless mobility, but it is a problem that the capacity of UMTS core network nodes is not enough to accommodate the bulky data traffic from WLAN, since the core network nodes are designed to handle circuit voice calls or s...

Evaluating Wireless LAN Access Methods in Presence of Transmission Errors

Several modifications of the IEEE 802.11 DCF access method have been proposed recently to improve the performance of wireless LANs. Up to now, such proposals have only been compared under ideal channel conditions. In this paper, we evaluate the impact of transmission errors on their performance in terms of aggregate throughput and fairness.

Wireless LAN

—Handover of Mobile Equipment (ME) between different Access Points (APs) is an inevitable problem in the wireless network. Mobility of the mobile equipment can cause degradation of Quality of Service (QoS). How to satisfy the user's QoS and achieve seamless handover becomes a very worth of study in the field of wireless communication network. In this paper, we proposed a handover management sc...

Remote Condition Monitoring Using Open-System Wireless Technologies

Condition monitoring involves the use of sensors and data acquisition equipment to assess the quality of a given process by determining the health of its components. Machinery condition monitoring, which affords one the ability to implement condition-based maintenance (as opposed to time-based maintenance or run to failure) assesses the health of critical machinery components to reduce catastro...