Revista GTI

Vol. 14 No. 38 (2015): Revista GTI
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SERVICE QUALITY RESTRICTED ABILITY TO ACCESS POINT SELECTION IN 802.11 WIRELESS NETWORKS

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  • EVELIO ASTAIZA HOYOS,
  • HÉCTOR BERMÚDEZ OROZCO,
  • LUIS FREDDY MUÑOZ S.
EVELIO ASTAIZA HOYOS
Universidad del Cauca
Bio
HÉCTOR BERMÚDEZ OROZCO
Universidad del Cauca
Bio
LUIS FREDDY MUÑOZ S.
Universitaria de Popayán
Bio

Published 2014-11-18

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ASTAIZA HOYOS, E., BERMÚDEZ OROZCO, H., & MUÑOZ S., L. F. (2014). SERVICE QUALITY RESTRICTED ABILITY TO ACCESS POINT SELECTION IN 802.11 WIRELESS NETWORKS. Revista GTI, 14(38), 85–95. Retrieved from https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistagti/article/view/4871

Abstract

In this article, an algorithm that guarantees the quality of service based on ability for the selection 
of a wireless access point in an 802.11 network is presented. This problem is modeled as a non-
cooperative constraint-based bandwidth game where players are users who selfshly connect to the 
access point (AP) that guarantees the quality of service from the unique perspective of a high capacity 
required to perform the required services in the network. For this, the concept of solution known as 
Equilibrium Satisfaction (SE) is introduced and subsequently an algorithm developed in Matlab® that 
allows the network device determine which of the possible available APs to be connected is proposed, 
surpassing transfer rates required to perform their tasks required on the network and therefore 
guaranteeing Quality of Service (QoS) from the perspective of minimum required capacity, through 
bandwidth restrictions.


KEYWORDS: Bandwidth, Balance of satisfaction, not Cooperative Games, QoS, 802.11 Networks, 
Game Theory

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