http://www.wing-project.org/ 2008-11-27T23:25:47+01:00 http://www.wing-project.org/ http://www.wing-project.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-11-26T15:08:23+01:00 wing http://www.wing-project.org/software:notebook?rev=1227708503&do=diff Building from sources Fetch the Click sources from the repository into a local directory called click inside your home directory (~): git clone git://read.cs.ucla.edu/git/click click Then download the wing packages for click: wget http://www.wing-project.org/downloads/snapshots/click-packages-latest.tar.gz -O click-packages.tar.gz untar them: text/html 2008-11-21T15:23:17+01:00 wing http://www.wing-project.org/software:openwrt?rev=1227277397&do=diff This page describes how to install and run Wing onto the PCEngines ALIX/WRAP boards running OpenWRT (development branch). Other hardware platforms may require some adaptations. Features The default configuration can take advantage of dual Wireless NIC setups. In dual radio setups the first interface (wifi0) builds and maintains the multi-hop wireless backhaul, while the second interface (wifi1) is configured in Master mode providing a standard IEEE 802.11 Access Point for wireless clients. If… text/html 2008-10-25T18:35:57+01:00 wing http://www.wing-project.org/start?rev=1224952557&do=diff WING is a 3 year research project on Wireless Mesh Networks, sponsored by the Italian Ministry of University and Research and led by CREATE-NET and Technion. The project aims at fostering the scientific cooperation between CREATE-NET and the Technion through the creation of a top-level international research team in the area of algorithms and protocols for wireless networking, able to stay at the forefront of technological and scientific research through the integration of the different competen… text/html 2008-10-23T19:42:38+01:00 wing http://www.wing-project.org/directions:qos_provisioning?rev=1224783758&do=diff Our architecture aims at achieving service differentiation and performance isolation (at layer 2.5) in IEEE 802.11-based WMNs is proposed. It is our intention to provide strict QoS performance bounds (which is still an open issue in IEEE 802.11 WLANs), instead we want to propose a lightweight and backward compatible DiffServ architecture that aims at enhancing the perceived quality of experience by combining traffic prioritization and packet aggregation in IEEE 802.11-based WMNs. It is worth str… text/html 2008-10-21T17:06:35+01:00 tinku.rasheed http://www.wing-project.org/employment?rev=1224601595&do=diff No openings at the moment.