Techniques for Long-Term Service Prioritization and Optimization Using IEEE 802.11 Technologies (Email and HTTP)

The article presents several valuable insights. Firstly, it elucidates the applicable IEEE technologies and network architecture for HTTP and Email services. Additionally, it proposes a framework and algorithm to evaluate network performance and determine the optimal network configuration based on available technologies. The suggested approach takes into account multiple parameters such as spatial distribution and the number of nodes, aiming to provide the most efficient network configuration that result in superior service quality and overall network performance. We maintain a record of each application’s service quality metric, providing accurate numerical results for categorizing and identifying the most effective technologies in terms of overall performance; doing so enables us to make further performance enhancements and build a computational algorithm model. Our empirical findings support the findings of the study and prove that the proposed algorithm is effective.