Implementing and Examination of EIGRP OSPF RIP Routing protocol in AMI Network for DDoS attack using OPNET

Abstract

A Smart Grid is the advancement for power matrix with utilization of correspondence innovation with number of powerful meters which are interconnected and two-way data / information flows and has the main goals is to the active participants of consumers to improve quality and reliability of energy usage as for reducing energy consumption and provide increasing reliability as communication between smart meters and consumers. Basically, Smart Grid is working with distributed system manner, and create a network infrastructure as Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) with number of different smart meter. This AMI network includes NAN (Neighbourhood Area Network), have connected with number of smart meters (as wired / wireless) connections with repeater / router as commonly name as Gateway collector which collets the all the consumers information’s and send to the Utility centre. The flow of information as energy usages and power in smart grids is bidirectional which is controlled with the help of software and supporting hardware. Here, with using of Optimized Network Engineering Tools (OPNET) Modeler is one of the most dominant simulation tools for the analysis of communication networks. In this paper, the number of smart meters is connected and create an AMI networks were developed with network parameters which related to different communication as wireless for the compute the different network parameters with respect to the time where data transfer and DDoS attack to the network. The security aspect as detect the DDoS attack to the AMI network and provide a guideline to the future of AMI network where escape strange challenges faced by Distribution companies. Here, in this paper the progressed metering foundation (AMI), which is one of the savvy framework's application regions where make a proving ground and arrangement in the OPNET for assessed the exhibition and power the board model for the framework