Traffic Analysis for WiMAX

WiMAX is a broadband wireless technology uses radio transmission for high speed direct access to internet. It is similar to Wi-Fi in working but differs in coverage area, bandwidth and many other aspects. The work discusses various security challenges of WiMAX. Moreover, traffic analysis at different packet length is also presented over IEEE 802.16(e) network so as to give a clear picture of traffic flow in a WiMAX network.

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