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Network Communication Projects examples using omnet++

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  1. TCP/IP Protocol Performance Analysis

Description: Modeling the performance of the TCP/IP protocol stack in various network conditions, as well as changing levels of jamming, packet loss, and latency.

Key Features:

  • Execution of various TCP types (e.g., TCP Reno, TCP NewReno, TCP Vegas).
  • Replication of network jamming situation to analyze protocol behavior.
  • Evaluate the metrics like throughput, round-trip time (RTT), and packet loss rate.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework: Offer the complete support for TCP/IP protocol stack simulation.
  1. VoIP (Voice over IP) Quality of Service (QoS)

Description: Evaluate QoS parameters includes jitter, delay, and packet loss by simulating VoIP communication over IP networks.

Key Features:

  • Applying of RTP/RTCP protocols for VoIP communication.
  • Imitation of various network conditions (e.g., varying bandwidth, latency) to evaluate voice quality.
  • Assessing of QoS metrics using MOS (Mean Opinion Score) and R-factor.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework: Has models for RTP/RTCP and can simulate VoIP communication.
  1. Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) Communication

Description: Assess the performance of various IEEE 802.11 standards (e.g., 802.11a/b/g/n/ac) in several network loads by imitating the Wi-Fi networks.

Key Features:

  • Modeling of wireless access points and mobile clients.
  • Emulation of different traffic scenarios (such as video streaming, file transfer).
  • Evaluation of performance based on throughput, signal strength, and collision rates.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework: Helps the simulation of IEEE 802.11 standards and Wi-Fi communication.
  1. Network Congestion Control Algorithms

Description: Modeling and comparing various network congestion control algorithms to analyze the efficiency in reducing packet loss and increasing throughput.

Key Features:

  • Execution of algorithms like TCP CUBIC, TCP BBR, and CoDel (Controlled Delay).
  • Simulation of network scenarios with changing degrees of jamming.
  • Performance analysis depends on latency, throughput, and fairness.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework: Offers tools for executing and evaluating congestion control algorithms.
  1. Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) Routing Protocol

Description: Evaluate the performance based on route discovery and maintenance by replicating the AODV routing protocol in a mobile ad hoc network (MANET) to.

Key Features:

  • Deployment of AODV protocol for dynamic routing in MANETs.
  • Recreation of mobility scenarios to analyze route stability and packet delivery.
  • Assessing of overhead, end-to-end delay, and route discovery time.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework: Backing AODV and other ad hoc routing protocols for MANET imitation.
  1. Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Network Communication

Description: Simulating P2P communication networks, focusing on file-sharing protocols like BitTorrent or blockchain-based communication.

Key Features:

  • Execution of P2P protocols with decentralized data sharing.
  • Recreations of network performance in different peer churn rates.
  • Analyze the performance metrics like data distribution time, network load, and flexibility to peer failures.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework or Custom Modules: Extend INET to help certain P2P protocols and scenarios.
  1. Network Traffic Analysis and Anomaly Detection

Description: Modeling network traffic patterns to identify anomalies that may represent security challenges like DDoS attacks or network interference.

Key Features:

  • Creation of normal and anomalous traffic patterns.
  • Applying of machine learning-based or rule-based anomaly detection algorithms.
  • Analyzing of detection precision, false positives, and reaction time.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework with Security Extensions: Incorporate or set up modules for traffic analysis and anomaly detection.
  1. Quality of Service (QoS) in Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Networks

Description: Aping MPLS networks to evaluate QoS provisioning for various kinds of network traffic like real-time video, VoIP, and file transfers.

Key Features:

  • Implementation of MPLS label-switching techniques and traffic engineering.
  • Simulation of QoS metrics includes delay, jitter, and packet loss for various traffic classes.
  • Computing of network performance in changing load conditions.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework: Backings MPLS simulation and can be extended for QoS analysis.
  1. IPv6 Network Simulation

Description: Simulating an IPv6 network to discover the transition from IPv4 to IPv6, and to evaluate the performance of IPv6-specific features like address autoconfiguration and Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP).

Key Features:

  • Deployment of dual-stack (IPv4/IPv6) network set ups.
  • Imitaiton of IPv6 address distribution, routing, and communication.
  • Performance comparison amongst IPv4 and IPv6 based on latency, throughput, and compatibility.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework: Completely helps IPv6, making it ideal for IPv6 network simulations.
  1. Content-Centric Networking (CCN)

Description: Recreating a content-centric network (CCN) where content is addressed by name instead of by host, to explore its benefits and threats compared to old-fashioned IP-based communication.

Key Features:

  • Applying of content naming, caching, and restore mechanisms.
  • Modeling of network performance in content allotment situations.
  • Evaluation of performance such as content delivery latency, cache hit rates, and network load.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework or Custom Modules: Create modules for CCN-specific functionalities using OMNeT++.
  1. Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) Communication

Description: Evaluate energy-efficiency data transfers, routing protocols and network lifetime by mimicking communication in a wireless sensor network.

Key Features:

  • Execution of WSN-specific protocols like ZigBee, 6LoWPAN, or custom protocols.
  • Mock-up of sensor node deployment, data accumulation, and exchange.
  • Assessment of network performance depends on energy utilization, data latency, and packet delivery ratio.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • Castalia or INET: Castalia is concentrated on sensor networks, while INET can also be used with proper extensions.
  1. Mobile Network Simulation with 5G

Description: Modeling the performance of 5G mobile networks containing perspectives like massive MIMO, millimeter-wave communication, and network slicing.

Key Features:

  • Deployment of 5G NR (New Radio) protocols and technologies.
  • Recreation of user mobility, handovers, and network slicing for various services.
  • Evaluate the performance depends on the latency, throughput, and coverage in dense urban environments.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • Simu5G: A specialized OMNeT++ extension generated for replicating 5G networks.
  1. Network Coding in Wireless Networks

Description: Enhance throughput and consistency by simulating network coding methods in wireless networks by encoding data across several transmission paths.

Key Features:

  • Execution of network coding algorithms like XOR-based coding.
  • Modeling of data transmission and reception in multi-path wireless networks.
  • Analysis of throughput, packet delivery ratio, and error rates.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework with Custom Extensions: Extend INET to attach network coding modules.
  1. Secure Communication in IoT Networks

Description: Mocking-up secure communication protocols in IoT networks to guard data integrity and privacy in resource-constrained devices.

Key Features:

  • Deployment of lightweight cryptographic protocols for IoT.
  • Simulation of secure data transmission in a heterogeneous IoT environment.
  • Assessing the performance in terms of security overhead, energy consumption, and communication latency.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework with Security Modules: Incorporate security extensions for modeling secure IoT communication.
  1. Dynamic Spectrum Access in Cognitive Radio Networks

Description: Replicating cognitive radio networks where devices dynamically access existed spectrum as per the real-time environmental sensing.

Key Features:

  • Implementation of spectrum sensing, decision-making, and access protocols.
  • Modeling of communication in changing spectrum availability situations.
  • Performance evaluation in terms of spectrum consumption, intrusion, and network throughput.

Tools & Frameworks:

  • INET Framework with Cognitive Radio Extensions: Extend INET to attach cognitive radio functionalities.

Through this brief procedure, you can get to know more about the implementation and their framework, key components of example projects regarding Network Communication using OMNeT++ tool. We plan to deliver entire demonstration of projects for future use.