Queuing Theory Approach for NDN Mobile Producer’s Rate of Transmission Using Network Coding

Nowadays, Internet has become a crucial part of everyday life in areas of academic research, healthcare, military, commercial industries, transportation, and entertainment. The Internetwork was not invented for its present-day state of operation. Numerous limitations are currently emerging in terms of Internet performance, mobility, scalability, dependability, security, and service quality. In this paper we consider real time network application for voice and video, both having variable bitrate sources. A mobile producer is solely responsible to direct the traffic to a specified destination, either in one network or different. For voice traffic, a constant bitrate (CBR) is generated in real time during a talkspurt. During this generation interval, a small amount of traffic is transmitted in a period of silent pause. For video traffic, the bitrate is changed because video coding form is altering due to time interval. Also, the visible image in the proposed video application varies due to network coding application. In the results, performance analysis is measured due to amount of time spend in each cell residence and signalling cost between mobile producer and rendezvous node as a definite destination. We conducted simulation coding in ndnSIM 2.1 and performance analysis using Python. Simulation output present better results compared with other benchmarked research.