Abstract
Server less communication model for Mobile Nodes in Cellular Networks is an efficient communication system for mobile nodes in cellular networks. This system is designed to reduce transmission latency and bandwidth utilization in networks requiring transmission of data from multiple source nodes to multiple destination nodes. By implementing this system, communication between source and destination nodes can be achieved without the need for a dedicated server for communication. It can handle multiple communication nodes simultaneously in a reliable manner. This system uses a shared network approach where each node has access to the same transmission channel for achieving efficient data communication. The system also facilitates better management of nodes by sending control messages and acknowledgements to prevent redundant messages. It utilizes the IEEE 802.11 standards in order to provide a standard and reliable communication medium. This system can deliver secure, reliable and cost-effective communication for transmission of data in cellular networks.
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