Ontology of QoS for Comparative Analysis of Dynamic Network Protocols OSPFv3 and RIPng in File-sharing

Abstract

: The quality of services offered is vital in file quality requirements for good reasons. All information must be as expected. An Ontology of QoS for the investigation and analysis of network protocols, is the presentation of performance, the results of sampling data from several measurements of QoS parameters. The ability of IPv6 specifications that have a higher capacity than previous versions, as part of the media in sharing resources. It affects the facilities offered in supporting file-sharing services. File-sharing services are activities where Internet users can share files with other internet users by providing data files that first upload a file to the server computer. Then other Internet users can download the file. The dynamic routing protocol in addressing IPv6 RIPng and OSPFv3 can affect performance due to the testing required with QoS parameters. The protocol performance testbed technique is finished by analyzing the results of the process of downloading documents that are done from the server, then observed using Wireshark. The test results in general, the quality of QoS services in the RIPng routing protocol is slightly better than OSPFv3 to be implemented in file-sharing services.