Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network

High number of Access Points (APs) in large-scale networks have introduced several overheads such as control,management and monitoring. Distributing and maintaining a consistent configuration while considering security issues presentseven more challenges in large deployments and new architectures. T...

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Main Authors:	Balfaqih, Mohammed, Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha, Mahmoud, Omer, Mazlan, M. Hasbullah, Haseeb, Shariq, Hasnan, S. N
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Published:	Journal of Telecommunications Publication 2012
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spelling	iium-501702016-07-15T03:40:04Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/50170/ Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network Balfaqih, Mohammed Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha Mahmoud, Omer Mazlan, M. Hasbullah Haseeb, Shariq Hasnan, S. N T Technology (General) T10.5 Communication of technical information TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering High number of Access Points (APs) in large-scale networks have introduced several overheads such as control,management and monitoring. Distributing and maintaining a consistent configuration while considering security issues presentseven more challenges in large deployments and new architectures. These issues forced many network vendors such as Aruba,Cisco and Meraki to offer proprietary centralized solutions. Since the proposed solutions don’t provide any form ofinteroperability, Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Point (CAPWAP) Working Group had defined standardinteroperable protocol to address the aforementioned problems. By using Access Controller (AC) and Wireless TerminationPoint (WTP), this interoperable protocol allows network operators to control their wireless network infrastructure and extendsmanageability. This paper evaluates the latency involved with setup process in three cases; normal setup process, pre-configured setup process and setup process with considering failure states. The results showed that the main latencycontributor is the Discovery phase, while the error during DTLS Establishment phase cost more time than other phases Journal of Telecommunications Publication 2012 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/50170/1/115765738-Setup-Latency-Analysis-of-CAPWAP-Centralized-WLAN-Network.pdf Balfaqih, Mohammed and Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha and Mahmoud, Omer and Mazlan, M. Hasbullah and Haseeb, Shariq and Hasnan, S. N (2012) Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network. Journal of Telecommunications, 17 (1). pp. 22-27. ISSN 2042-8839 http://www.journaloftelecommunications.co.uk/volume-17-issue-1-november-2012
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spellingShingle	T Technology (General) T10.5 Communication of technical information TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Balfaqih, Mohammed Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha Mahmoud, Omer Mazlan, M. Hasbullah Haseeb, Shariq Hasnan, S. N Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network
description	High number of Access Points (APs) in large-scale networks have introduced several overheads such as control,management and monitoring. Distributing and maintaining a consistent configuration while considering security issues presentseven more challenges in large deployments and new architectures. These issues forced many network vendors such as Aruba,Cisco and Meraki to offer proprietary centralized solutions. Since the proposed solutions don’t provide any form ofinteroperability, Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Point (CAPWAP) Working Group had defined standardinteroperable protocol to address the aforementioned problems. By using Access Controller (AC) and Wireless TerminationPoint (WTP), this interoperable protocol allows network operators to control their wireless network infrastructure and extendsmanageability. This paper evaluates the latency involved with setup process in three cases; normal setup process, pre-configured setup process and setup process with considering failure states. The results showed that the main latencycontributor is the Discovery phase, while the error during DTLS Establishment phase cost more time than other phases
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author	Balfaqih, Mohammed Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha Mahmoud, Omer Mazlan, M. Hasbullah Haseeb, Shariq Hasnan, S. N
author_facet	Balfaqih, Mohammed Hassan Abdalla Hashim, Aisha Mahmoud, Omer Mazlan, M. Hasbullah Haseeb, Shariq Hasnan, S. N
author_sort	Balfaqih, Mohammed
title	Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network
title_short	Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network
title_full	Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network
title_fullStr	Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network
title_full_unstemmed	Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network
title_sort	setup latency analysis of capwap centralized wlan network
publisher	Journal of Telecommunications Publication
publishDate	2012
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Setup latency analysis of CAPWAP Centralized WLAN Network

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