International Conference on Recent Developments in Science, Technology, Humanities and Management |
Foundation of Computer Science USA |
ICRDSTHM2017 - Number 1 |
April 2018 |
Authors: Shweta Singh, Surbhi Kurra, Arun Kumar Tripathi |
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Shweta Singh, Surbhi Kurra, Arun Kumar Tripathi . An Optimized WRED to Improve Quality of Service in Cloud-MANET. International Conference on Recent Developments in Science, Technology, Humanities and Management. ICRDSTHM2017, 1 (April 2018), 9-15.
Weighted Random Early detection (WRED) is a mechanism that is responsible to avoid congestion in a network, by sensing the movement of nodes, on the basis of analyzed value for multiple queues of data packets. Numbers of devices always try to transmit data packets for certain time span, there would be an issue of consumed bandwidth, delay, media access delay, load in a network; and these factors can conclude to an increased queuing delay, decreased throughput, long queues, increased number of retransmissions for particular device in a network. So an optimized WRED is one of the improved mechanisms that can contribute to an increased performance of devices in a network for any communication established. To attain a comparative analysis of performance OPNET IT GURU EDUCATIONAL VERSION 14. 5 Modeler is used.