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Chapter 2Wireless Modes Technologies
  • Dr Lami Kaya

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WLAN Modes and Topologies
  • Wireless networks can be configured to operate in
    two major modes
  • Ad-hoc
  • Infrastructure
  • In most cases WLANS are configured to operate in
    infrastructure mode

3
WLAN Modlari veTopolojileri
  • Kablosuz aglar iki ana modda çalismak için
    yapilandirilabilir
  • Ad-hoc
  • Infrastructure
  • Pek çok durumda WLAN lar infrastructure mod unda
    çalistirilir

4
Wireless Network Structure
Basic Service Set BSS
Independent BSS
Infrastructure BSS
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Kablosuz Ag Yapisi
Basic Service Set BSS
Independent (bagimsiz) BSS
Infrastructure BSS
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Ad-hoc (roaming) Mode
  • Allow devices to communicate directly with each
    other
  • Devices can move about within the network and can
    connect with whatever wireless devices that are
    within its range
  • no base stations
  • nodes can only transmit to other nodes within
    coverage
  • nodes organize themselves into a network

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Ad-hoc (gezici) Mode
  • Cihazlarin direk olarak birbirleriyle iletisimine
    imkan saglar
  • Cihazlar ag içerisinde hareket edebilir ve kendi
    kapsama alaninda olan herhangi bir araca
    baglanabilir
  • Baz istasyonu yoktur
  • Node (dügüm) ler sadece kapsama alanindaki diger
    nodelar ile haberlesir
  • Nodelar ag içinde kendi kendilerine organize
    olurlar

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Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET)
  • A MANET, sometimes called a mobile mesh network,
    is a self-configuring network of mobile devices
    connected by wireless links
  • Each device in a MANET is free to move
    independently in any direction
  • Each must forward traffic unrelated to its own
    use,
  • and therefore be a router
  • The primary challenge in building a MANET is
    equipping each device to continuously maintain
    the information required to properly route
    traffic.

9
Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET)
  • Bir MANET, bazen mobil mesh network olarak ifade
    edilir, kablosuz baglanti araciligiyla baglanti
    saglanmis bir kendinden-konfigüre edilen
    tasinabilir araçtir.
  • MANET deki her araç, herhangi bir yöne örgürce
    hareket etmekte serbesttir.
  • Her biri kendi kullanimina alakasiz olan trafigi
    de iletmek zorundadir,
  • Yani router gibi olur
  • The primary challenge in building a MANET is
    equipping each device to continuously maintain
    the information required to properly route
    traffic.

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Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET)
  • Nodes in mobile ad-hoc network are free to move
    and organize themselves in an arbitrary fashion.
  • Each user is free to roam about while
    communication with others.
  • The path between each pair of the users may have
    multiple links and the radio between them can be
    heterogeneous
  • This allows an association of various links to be
    a part of the same network.
  • Mobile ad-hoc networks can turn the dream of
    getting connected "anywhere and at any time" into
    reality

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Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET)
  • Mobil ad-hoc aglarda nod lar hareket etmede ve
    kendilerini organize etmede serbesttir.
  • Her kullanici, digerleriyle iletisim kurarken
    gezinmede özgürdür.
  • Her kullanici ikilisinin arasindaki yol çok
    yönlüdür ve aralarindaki ortam heterojendir
  • Bu çesitli baglantilarin birlesimi, ayni bir agin
    parçalari olmasina imkan saglar.
  • Mobile ad-hoc networks herhangi bir yerde
    herhangi bir zamanda baglanti kurulabilmesi
    demektir.

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Wireless Ad-hoc Protocols
  • In ad-hoc networks, nodes do not start out
    familiar with the topology of their networks
  • instead, they have to discover it
  • The basic idea is that a new node may announce
    its presence and should listen for announcements
    broadcast by its neighbours
  • Each node learns about nodes nearby and how to
    reach them, and may announce that it, too, can
    reach them

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Wireless Ad-hoc Protocols
  • In ad-hoc network lerde node lar kendi
    aglarindaki topoloji bilgisi ile çalismaya
    baglamazlar
  • Bunun yerine topolojiyi kesif ederler
  • Ana mantik su sekildedir yeni bir nod kendi
    varligini digerlerine bildirmeli ve kendi
    komsularinin bildirimlerini dinlemelidir
  • Her nod yakinindaki nodlari ve onlara nasil
    ulasilacagini ögrenir ve digerlerine bildirir.

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Wireless Ad-hoc Protocols
  • Wireless ad-hoc routing protocols can be
    classified into two major categories
  • Pro-active (table-driven) routing
  • Reactive (on-demand) routing
  • Some examples of ad-hoc protocols
  • Ad-hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV)
  • Destination sequenced distance vector (DSDV)
  • Dynamic MANET on-demand (DYMO)
  • Dynamic source routing (DSR)
  • Optimized link state routing protocol (OLSR)

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Wireless Ad-hoc Protocols
  • Wireless ad-hoc routing protocol leri iki ana
    kategoride siniflandirilabilir
  • Pro-active (table-driven) routing
  • Reactive (on-demand) routing
  • Bazi ad-hoc protocol leri
  • Ad-hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV)
  • Destination sequenced distance vector (DSDV)
  • Dynamic MANET on-demand (DYMO)
  • Dynamic source routing (DSR)
  • Optimized link state routing protocol (OLSR)

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Infrastructure Mode Wireless Networks
  • In an infrastructure WLAN, the wireless stations
    usually remain in a relatively fixed location or
    area

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Infrastructure Modunda Kablosuz Aglar
  • infrastructure WLAN da, kablosuz istasyonlar
    genellikle sabit yer ve alan da kalirlar

18
Basic Service Set (BSS)
  • Single cell
  • With Access Point (AP) ? BSS
  • Without AP ( ad-hoc) ? IBSS
  • BSS terminals AP A set of signaling rules

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Basic Service Set (BSS)
  • Tek hücre
  • Access Point ile (AP) ? BSS
  • AP olmadan ( ad-hoc) ? IBSS
  • BSS terminaller AP sinyal kurallari kümesi

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WLAN Roaming
  • In multi-cell WLAN networks that comprise a
    number of AP, users or stations can roam freely
    once they have been authenticated and associated
    to the wireless network.
  • This means station can pass in/out of range of
    the various WLAN cells, searching and associating
    with the strongest RF signal as they move across
    the multi-cell network
  • WLAN roaming has two general types
  • Seamless roaming
  • More commonly associated with cellular phones
  • Nomadic roaming
  • Used with WLAN devices

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WLAN Roaming(yer degistirme)
  • Serbest olarak hareket eden birden fazla AP,
    kullanici ve istasyondan olusan multi-cell WLAN
    aglar da, kimlik dogrulama yapilmasi ve kablosuz
    ag ile baglanti saglanmasi gerekir.
  • Istasyonlar multi-cell networkler arasinda
    hareket ederken istasyon birden fazla WLAN
    alaninin içine girip çikabilir, arayabilir ve en
    güçlü RF sinyali ile birlestirilebilir.
  • WLAN roaming iki genel tiptedir
  • Seamless(kesintisiz) roaming
  • Genel olarak cep telefonlari ile alakalidir
  • Nomadic(göçebe) roaming
  • WLAN araçlari ile kullanilir

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802.11 Roaming
  • Roaming on an 802.11 uses a break before make
    sequence
  • Breaks a roaming devices existing AP link before
    establishing with a new AP
  • From an 802.11 perspective, WLAN roaming consists
    of four distinct steps
  • Disassociation
  • Search
  • Re-association
  • Authentication
  • Consider the affect of break before make on
  • TCP transmission
  • UDP transmission

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802.11 Roaming
  • 802.11 de yerdegistirme break before make dizi
    kullanir
  • Yeni bir AP ile baglanti yapilamadan önce,
    yerdegistiren aracin mevcut AP baglantisi
    kesilir.
  • 802.11 de, WLAN roaming 4 ayri basamaktan olusur
  • Disassociation (baglantiyi koparma)
  • Search (arama)
  • Re-association (tekrar baglantiya geçme)
  • Authentication (kimlik dogrulama)
  • break before make isleminin
  • TCP transmission
  • UDP transmission
  • ürezine etkileri

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Extended Service Set (ESS)
Backbone Structure
AP
AP
  • Multiple APs form what is known as ESS
  • AP s periodically transmit beacons
  • Wireless terminals scan and discover
  • Authentication and association
  • Adjacent AP s use different radio channels

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Extended Service Set (ESS)
Omurga yapisi
AP
AP
  • Birden fazla AP den olusan format ESS olarak
    bilinir
  • AP ler periyodik olarak beacon lari iletir
  • Wireless terminalleri tarar ve anlamaya çalisir
  • Kimlik dogrulama ve baglanti
  • Komsu AP ler farkli radyo kanallari kullanir

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WLAN Roaming Configuration
  • WLAN devices are able to roam within an ESS (the
    same domain) without the need for changing their
    IP configuration
  • Because WLAN roaming occurs at layer 2
  • If a WLAN device roam across several domains, its
    IP configuration must be updated
  • This means any upper-layer activity, such as
    application-driven sessions must be dropped

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WLAN Roaming Konfigürasyonu
  • WLAN araçlari kendi IP konfigürasyonunu
    degistirmeden, bir ESS de yerdegistirme
    yetenegine sahiptir.
  • Çünkü WLAN roaming Katman 2 de olur
  • Eger bir WLAN araci farkli domainlerde hareket
    ederse, IP konfigürasyonu update edilmek
    zorundadir
  • This means any upper-layer activity, such as
    application-driven sessions must be dropped

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Personal Area Network (PAN)
  • A PAN is a computer network used for
    communication among computer devices (cell phones
    and PDAs) built around a personal operating space
    (POS)
  • This is commonly defined to range 1-10 m
  • A PAN can be constructed around a person, while
    he/she standing still or in motion
  • The advantage of a PAN is its capability to
    automatically detect and link to any device that
    falls within the POS in a seamless and
    transparent way.

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Personal Area Network (PAN)
  • PAN bir personal operating space (POS) de
    kurulmus bilgisayar araçlari arasinda(cep tel ve
    PDA)ki iletisim için kullanilan bir bilgisayar
    agidir.
  • 1-10 m alaninda genellikle tanimlidir
  • PAN bir hareket eden veya sabit duran kisi
    etrafinda insa edilebilir.
  • PAN in avantaji, otomatik tanima(detect) yetenegi
    ve bir POS a düsen herhangi bir araca seamless ve
    transparent yolla baglanti saglar.

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Personal Area Network (PAN)
  • Wireless PANs typically use cable replacement
    technologies, such as
  • Bluetooth
  • Infrared Data Association (IrDA)
  • ZigBee,
  • Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
  • A PAN can be also be constructed using wireline
    bus structures, such as
  • USB
  • IEEE 1394 (FireWire)

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Personal Area Network (PAN)
  • Wireless PANs tipik olarak kablo yerine
    kullanilan teknolijiler kullanir
  • Bluetooth
  • Infrared Data Association (IrDA)
  • ZigBee,
  • Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
  • PAN kablo yollu yapilar kullanilarak
    olusturulabilir
  • USB
  • IEEE 1394 (FireWire)

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Hot Spots
  • A hotspot is a physical location that offers
    internet access over a wireless LAN through the
    use of a shared internet connection and a single
    router
  • Hotspots are often found at restaurants, train
    stations, fuel stations airports, libraries,
    hotels, hospitals, coffee shops, stores,
    supermarkets and other public places.
  • Many universities, schools, military bases ,
    parks and campgrounds have wireless networks in
    large area.
  • The public can use a laptop, WiFi phone, or other
    suitable portable device to access the wireless
    connection

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Hot Spots
  • hotspot paylasilan bir internet baglantisini ve
    tek bir router i kullanan bir kablosuz LAN
    üzerinden internete erisim saglayan fiziksel bir
    konumdur.
  • Hotspots genelde restaurant lar tren
    istanyonlari, benzin istasyonlari, kütüphane,
    havaalani, otal, hastane, kafe, süpermarket ve
    diger halka açik alanlarda bulunabilir.
  • Pek çok üniversite, okul, askeri üsler, parklar
    ve kamp alanlari genis alanda kablosuz aglara
    sahiptir.
  • Halk laptop, WiFi telefon ve diger uygun
    araçlarla kablosuz erisim saglayabilir

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Wireless Network Media
  • Network media are the physical communication
    links used to connect nodes on a network
  • Every network uses at least one form of network
    medium
  • Copper
  • Fiber-optic
  • Air (RF signals, satellite)

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Wireless Network Ortami
  • Ag ortami, bir ag daki nod lari baglamakta
    kullanilan fiziksel iletisim baglaridir
  • Her ag, en az bir sekilde ag ortami kullanir
  • Copper (bakir kablo)
  • Fiber-optic
  • Air (RF signals, satellite) (hava)

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Radio Frequency (RF)
  • Radio frequency (RF) radiation is a subset of
    electromagnetic radiation with
  • a wavelength range of 100km to 1mm,
  • a frequency range of 300 Hz to 3000 GHz
  • This range of electromagnetic radiation
    constitutes the radio spectrum and corresponds to
    the frequency of alternating current electrical
    signals used to produce and detect radio waves.
  • RF can refer to electromagnetic oscillations
  • either electrical circuits or radiation through
    air and space
  • Like other subsets of electromagnetic radiation,
    RF travels at the speed of light.

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Radyo Frekansi(RF)
  • Radio frequency (RF) yayilimi
  • 100km ile 1mm arasinda dalga boyu(wavelength),
  • 300 Hz to 3000 GHz arasinda frekans
  • ile elektromanyetik yayilimin bir alt kümesidir
  • Bu araliklardaki elektro manyetik yayilim radio
    spectrum u olusturu ve radyo dalgalarini üretme
    ve tespit etmekte kullanilan frekans degismini
    ifade eder.
  • RF eketromanyetik salinimlar olarak ifade edilir
  • Hava ve uzayda yayilim veya elektrik devresi
  • Diger elektromanyetik yayilimlar gibi, RF isik
    hizinda hareket eder.

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RF Spectrum
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