UCLA Network Research Lab PIs Mario Gerla Giovanni Pau Students Eugenio Giordano Jorge Mena GRADUATE Brian Geffon Undergraduate Lara Codeca Giulio Grassi Visiting Undergraduate ID: 816778
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WiMax @ UCLA Jan 2011 - Project Review
UCLA – Network Research Lab. PIs: Mario Gerla, Giovanni PauStudents: Eugenio Giordano, Jorge Mena (GRADUATE)Brian Geffon (Undergraduate)Lara Codeca, Giulio Grassi (Visiting Undergraduate)January 5, 2011
Slide2Status
Status as March 10th:Wimax Station on AIR. Clients can connect to the station but we still have some stability problems on our networkClients Work wellDebugging some minor instabilities in the various configurations with the help of Rutgers. New gateway software works and is stable.
Slide3IssuesIn Progress
Coverage Tests (Started but to early to say anything)Throughput Test (initial test done Poster at GEC. )Load Tests (high # of clients) April 11Seamless Integration with WiFi (Done 11)OPEN ISSUES:CS department VLANs setup.Access to Geni high speed networkOpen Flow Installation both in Lab and on the Mesh Network.
Slide4Other ContributionsIn addition to the Spiral 2 Contributions we were able to develop few more tools that are available to the community:
Corner Propagation Module: allows to estimate the signal propagation in urban environments considering the presence of buildings and other obstacles. The system has been developed to work with the UCLA VEMU (vehicular network emulator) as well as with Qualnet. Is available on the Internet on our website: http://nrl.cs.ucla.edu/~egiordano/vergiliusJoomla/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47&Itemid=55VERGILIUS: A collection of tools to generate mobility traces for emulation purposes. http://nrl.cs.ucla.edu/~egiordano/vergiliusJoomla/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47&Itemid=55Papers recently supported by GENIWons 2011, on Experiments with Vehicular Virtual SlicesInfocom 2011, on fine Time Synchronization In wireless mobile networks.