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Enabling the Management of IEEE 802.11s Wireless Mesh Networks Michael Rethfeldt, Benjamin Beichler, Peter Danielis, Christian Haubelt, Dirk Timmermann Institute of Applied Microelectronics and Computer Engineering Faculty of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering University of Rostock, Germany © 2015 UNIVERSITY OF ROSTOCK | Faculty of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering 14.09.2018
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Enabling the Management of

IEEE 802.11s Wireless Mesh Networks

Michael Rethfeldt, Benjamin Beichler, Peter Danielis,

Christian Haubelt, Dirk Timmermann

Institute of Applied Microelectronics and Computer Engineering

Faculty of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering

University of Rostock, Germany

© 2015 UNIVERSITY OF ROSTOCK | Faculty of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering 14.09.2018

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Motivation: City-Area WLAN Mesh Backbone

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Motivation: City-Area WLAN Mesh Backbone

WWW WWW

WWWWWW

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Motivation: City-Area WLAN Mesh Backbone

WWW WWW

WWWWWW

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Motivation: City-Area WLAN Mesh Backbone

WWW WWW

WWWWWW

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Commercial WLAN Mesh Products

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Home

AVM Fritz! Mesh

Netgear Orbi Asus Lyra

eero TrueMesh Engenius EnMesh

Linksys Velop

Luma Whole Home TP-Link Deco

Ubiquiti AmpliFi

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Commercial WLAN Mesh Products

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Enterprise

Home

AVM Fritz! Mesh

Netgear Orbi Asus Lyra

eero TrueMesh Engenius EnMesh

Linksys Velop

Luma Whole Home TP-Link Deco

Ubiquiti AmpliFi

ABB / Tropos

Aruba AirMesh

Ubiquiti UniFi

Motorola MotoMesh

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Commercial WLAN Mesh Products

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Enterprise

Home

AVM Fritz! Mesh

Netgear Orbi Asus Lyra

eero TrueMesh Engenius EnMesh

Linksys Velop

Luma Whole Home TP-Link Deco

Ubiquiti AmpliFi

ABB / Tropos

Aruba AirMesh

Ubiquiti UniFi

Motorola MotoMesh

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IEEE 802.11s WLAN Mesh Standard

IEEE 802.11 PHY (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac)

IEEE 802.11 MAC + 802.11s Mesh

Physical

(OSI Layer 1)

IP, TCP, UDP, ...Higher

Layers

Data Link

(OSI Layer 2)Mesh

Channel

Access

Mesh

Path

Selection

Mesh

PeeringOptional Features

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IEEE 802.11s - Path Selection

SRC DST

• Hybrid Wireless Mesh Protocol (HWMP)

• Distance vector protocol

• Forwarding via best neighbor based on cost metric

• Default reactive mode

• Optional proactive mode

Neighbor

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Mesh Agents Bootstrapping

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Mesh Agents Bootstrapping

5

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Mesh Agents Bootstrapping

Error Recovery

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Mesh Agents Bootstrapping

Error Recovery

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Maintenance / Administration?

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Maintenance / Administration?

Mesh Manager

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Mesh Manager

Mesh Agents

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Mesh Manager

Mesh Agents

5

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Mesh Manager

Mesh Agents

Status Monitoring

Remote Configuration

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Prototype Architecture

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Scalability Evaluation

RasPi 1

RasPi 2

RasPi 3

RasPi 4

RasPi 5

RasPi 6

RasPi 7

RasPi 8

RasPi 9

RasPi 10

Notebook 2

Notebook 1

(Manager)

1: Centralized Single-Hop Monitoring

Notebook 1

Manager

RasPi 1 RasPi 2 RasPi 3 RasPi 4 RasPi 5 RasPi 6 RasPi 7 RasPi 8 RasPi 9 RasPi 10Notebook 2

2: Centralized Multi-Hop Monitoring

Notebook 1

Manager

RasPi 1 RasPi 2 RasPi 3 RasPi 4 RasPi 5 RasPi 6 RasPi 7 RasPi 8 RasPi 9 RasPi 10 Notebook 2

Manager

3: Distributed Multi-Hop Monitoring

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Number of Agents Monitored

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Scalability Evaluation

Setups 1 & 2:

Overhead trend of centralized monitoring

(Data sent per query cycle, 25 cycles averaged)

Centralized

Monitoring

Centralized

Monitoring

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IEEE 802.11s Management Solution 1,2

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Scalability Evaluation

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Mini-Mesh 3 - Miniaturized 36-Node 802.11n/s Testbed

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Mini-Mesh 3: Setup & Testbed Geometry

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1m

10

Indoor

(Lab)

Outdoor

(IGA Park)

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Mini-Mesh 3: Setup & Testbed Geometry

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1m

560m

10

Indoor

(Lab)

Outdoor

(IGA Park)

224 m

112 m

11

2 m

22

4 m

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Mini-Mesh 3: Setup & Testbed Geometry

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1m

560m

10

Indoor

(Lab)

Outdoor

(IGA Park)

224 m

112 m

11

2 m

22

4 m

• Optimized for reproducible measurements

• Reduced communication range (attenuators, TX power)

• Line-of-sight miniaturization scale ~ 1 : 560

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CHaChA 4: Clustering Heuristic & Channel Assignment for 802.11s NW

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1 6 11

802.11b/g/n

2.4 GHz

2412 2437 2462 MHz

802.11a/n

5 GHz

5180 5320 5745 5805 MHz

36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 149 153 157 161

• Spatial clustering

• Spectral separation

Parallel cluster communication

Reduced interference

Smaller collision & broadcast domains

Improved scalability & robustness Cluster Member (Agent)

Cluster Head (Manager)

Ch. 1 (Base Channel)

Ch. 6

Ch. 11

Ch. 36

11

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CHaChA 4: Clustering Heuristic & Channel Assignment for 802.11s NW

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1 6 11

802.11b/g/n

2.4 GHz

2412 2437 2462 MHz

802.11a/n

5 GHz

5180 5320 5745 5805 MHz

36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 149 153 157 161

• Spatial clustering

• Spectral separation

Parallel cluster communication

Reduced interference

Smaller collision & broadcast domains

Improved scalability & robustness Cluster Member (Agent)

Cluster Head (Manager)

Ch. 1 (Base Channel)

Ch. 6

Ch. 11

Ch. 36

11

• Standard-compliant distributed clustering algorithm

based on 802.11s link info & path metrics

• Evaluation in Mini-Mesh test bed (5x5 grid)

• Reproducible cluster formation

• Distributed monitoring: 20-35% reduced cycle time

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LogicalP2P Overlay

Physical Mesh Underlay

MeNTor 5,6: Mesh-Network-Aware BitTorrent-Based Data Distribution

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MeNTor 5,6: Mesh-Network-Aware BitTorrent-Based Data Distribution

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LogicalP2P Overlay

Physical Mesh Underlay

Peer 1Peer 2

Peer 1

Peer 2

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LogicalP2P Overlay

Physical Mesh Underlay

Peer 1Peer 2

Peer 1

Peer 2

MeNTor 5,6: Mesh-Network-Aware BitTorrent-Based Data Distribution

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File

12

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LogicalP2P Overlay

Physical Mesh Underlay

Peer 1Peer 2

Peer 1

Peer 2

MeNTor 5,6: Mesh-Network-Aware BitTorrent-Based Data Distribution

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File

12

• Standard-compliant topology-aware BitTorrent

peer selection based on 802.11s link info & path metrics

• Evaluation in Mini-Mesh test bed (5x5 grid)

• 10 overlay scenarios (seed position, swarm size)

• Up to 40% reduced data distribution time

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Summary & Outlook

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IEEE 802.11s

• Low-level WLAN mesh interoperability

• MAC-layer routing based on HWMP/ALM

• Limited network view per mesh node

• Network management out of standard‘s scope

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Summary & Outlook

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IEEE 802.11s

• Low-level WLAN mesh interoperability

• MAC-layer routing based on HWMP/ALM

• Limited network view per mesh node

• Network management out of standard‘s scope

Standard–compliant optimization approaches

• Centralized management / monitoring solution 1,2

• Distributed clustering and channel assignment (CHaChA) 4

• Collaborative underlay-aware data distribution (MeNTor) 5,6

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Summary & Outlook

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IEEE 802.11s

• Low-level WLAN mesh interoperability

• MAC-layer routing based on HWMP/ALM

• Limited network view per mesh node

• Network management out of standard‘s scope

Standard–compliant optimization approaches

• Centralized management / monitoring solution 1,2

• Distributed clustering and channel assignment (CHaChA) 4

• Collaborative underlay-aware data distribution (MeNTor) 5,6

Evaluation environments

• Miniaturized 802.11n/s real-world testbed (Mini-Mesh) 3

• Virtual prototyping framework (ViPMesh) 7

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List of Publications

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(1) Michael Rethfeldt, Peter Danielis, Guido Moritz, Björn Konieczek, Dirk Timmermann

Design and Development of a Management Solution for Wireless Mesh Networks based on IEEE 802.11s

14th IFIP/IEEE Symposium on Integrated Network and Service Management (IM), Ottawa, Canada, May 2015

(2) Michael Rethfeldt, Arne Wall, Peter Danielis, Björn Konieczek, Dirk Timmermann

AKadeMesh: Software-defined Management Overlay Adaptation for IEEE 802.11s Networks

13th Annual IEEE Consumer Communications & Networking Conference (CCNC), Las Vegas, USA, January 2016

(3) Michael Rethfeldt, Benjamin Beichler, Hannes Raddatz, Felix Uster, Peter Danielis, Christian Haubelt, Dirk Timmermann

Mini-Mesh: Practical Assessment of a Miniaturized IEEE 802.11n/s Mesh Testbed

16th IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC), Barcelona, Spain, April 2018

(4) Michael Rethfeldt, Benjamin Beichler, Peter Danielis, Tim Brockmann, Christian Haubelt, Dirk Timmermann

CHaChA: Clustering Heuristic and Channel Assignment for IEEE 802.11s Mesh Networks

9th IEEE Annual Information Technology, Electronics & Mobile Communication Conference (IEMCON),

Vancouver, Canada, November 2018

(5) Michael Rethfeldt, Peter Danielis, Björn Konieczek, Felix Uster, Dirk Timmermann

Integration of QoS Parameters From IEEE 802.11s WLAN Mesh Networks Into Logical P2P Overlays

14th IEEE Int. Conference on Ubiquitous Computing and Communications (IUCC), Liverpool, GB, October 2015

(6) Michael Rethfeldt, Benjamin Beichler, Peter Danielis, Felix Uster, Christian Haubelt, Dirk Timmermann

MeNTor: A Wireless-Mesh-Network-Aware Data Dissemination Overlay based on BitTorrent

Elsevier Ad Hoc Networks, Volume 79, pp. 146-159, ISSN: 1570-8705, Elsevier B. V.,

Amsterdam, Netherlands, October 2018

(7) Michael Rethfeldt, Hannes Raddatz, Benjamin Beichler, Björn Konieczek, Dirk Timmermann, Christian Haubelt, Peter Danielis

ViPMesh: A Virtual Prototyping Framework for IEEE 802.11s Wireless Mesh Networks

12th IEEE International Conference on Wireless and Mobile Computing, Networking and Communications (WiMob),

New York, USA, October 2016

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Thank you for your attention!

Questions?

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