Queueing for Multisource Network- " Type of Queue Decides Quality of Services of Network"
Mohit Agrawal, Navneet Tiwari, Lalla Atul Singh Chaurasia, Jatan Saraf · 2011
In the field of communication safe and reliable transmission of data is extremely important issue. Emergence of computer networks and Internet brings a tremendous change in the field of communication. A computer network forms, when we interconnect two or more computer system over a same link for the sharing of resources. Wired Computer network is highly recommended because they are flexible and multi- adaptive in nature. In wired network various queues has been used out for the safe and reliable transmission of data. Thus, the implementation and proper selection of the queues is one of the most important issues. The selection of the various queues is totally depends upon the need of transmission of data. In this paper, we evaluate the performance of Drop tail, DRR, RED, SFQ, and FQ by varying the number of source. We are representing the detailed performance analysis & comparison of the various queues in terms of parameters like throughput, average delay and packet loss. These queues have been analyzed on various traffics like FTP and CBR, by varying the number of source and the various conclusions have been drawn accordingly.