Quality of Service Project
Effects of different router queuing policies on different types of data traffic using OPNET
Prepared By
Ayazuddin Khan
021-07-15988
Submitted To
Dr. Rehan Inam Qureshi
Faculty of Engineering, Science and Technology – Iqra University, Karachi
Fall Semester, December 2012
Acknowledgements
I thankfully and sincerely acknowledge to all respected teachers because I fully understand that this could not have been possible without their wholehearted efforts of delivering the academic knowledge to the students.
Table of Contents
List of FIGURES 4 introduction 5
BACKGROUND 5
PROBLEM STATEMENT 6
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 7
SIMULATION 8
RESULTS & DISCUSSION 9
SUMMARY 14
REFERENCES 14
List of Figures
Figure 1: Network Model
Figure 2: Simulation Run Snaps
Figure 3: IP Traffic Dropped (packet / second)
Figure 4: Video Conferencing Traffic Received (byte / second)
Figure 5: Voice Traffic received (byte / second)
Figure 6: Voice Packet End-to-End Delay (second)
Figure 7: Voice Packet Delay Variation
Introduction
The objective of this project is to examine the Effects of different router queuing policies on different types of data traffic using OPNET.
This covers the presentation of the affects of different queuing disciplines on packet delivery for three applications: File Transfer Protocol, Video and Voice over IP. For modeling, simulation and analyzing on these applications is used OPNET [Optimized Network Engineering Tool] environment. In this work it is investigated how the choice of the queuing discipline can affect the applications and utilization of the network resources in the routers.
Background
Being part of the supply portion methods, each router
References: OPNET IT Guru Academic Edition 9.1 The affects of different queuing disciplines over FTP, Video and VoIP Performance. Mitko Gospodinov, 2004. Lab 9 - Queuing Disciplines