An Analysis of Wireless Network Virtualisation

Abstract

The overall expenses of constructing and managing a wireless network might be significantly reduced thanks to wireless network virtualization, which enables for the generalization and exchange of radio spectrum design and assets. By isolating a segment of the system, wireless network virtualization could simplify things to migrate to updated goods or techniques. Regardless of the potency of wireless network virtualization, innumerable major research hurdles must also be acknowledged before widespread deployment, including exclusion, tracking alerting, asset immersion and allotment, packet transmission, network management and implementation, and confidentiality, as well as non-technical troubles such as governance regulations. In this article, we provide a brief summary of a few of the prior attempts to achieve wireless network virtualization, as well as discuss pertinent research issues and roadblocks. Wireless network virtualization requires an overview, motivations, organization, performance measurements, enabling technologies, and challenges. Finally, author address the ramifications of wireless network virtualization on a larger scale.