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Load Balancing in Overlapping Wireless LAN Cells

Overview This paper proposes a load-balancing scheme for overlapping wireless LAN cells. Agents running in each access point broadcast periodically the local load level via the Ethernet backbone and determine whether the access point is overloaded, balanced or under-loaded by comparing it with received reports. The load metric is the access point throughput. Overloaded access points force the handoff of some stations to balance the load. Only under-loaded access points accept roaming stations to minimize the number of handoffs. The paper shows via experimental evaluation that the balancing scheme increases the total wireless network throughput and decreases the cell delay.

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PublisherKTH - Royal Institute of Technology File FormatPDF
Date PublishedMarch 2004 Downloads1
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