MiniManager: Uma Proposta de Plataforma Web para Emulação de Redes Heterogêneas de Comunicação Móvel
Abstract
During the development of communication networks, experimentation and data analysis assists researchers and decision-makers in defining the most appropriate transmission, reception, and routing strategies. One of the methods used to reproduce the reality of communication networks is the network emulation, providing inputs for reaction and performance analysis of the system under test. However, some gaps were identified while emulating a network process. This article presents the MiniManager, an application based on Mininet-WiFi that facilitates the management and the configuration of experiments through an intuitive interface and a system capable of capturing the origin of the data resulting from the emulations.
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