An Assessment Strategy for Rating Client/Server Satellite Network Performance in a Global Environment

This research tested and presents an alternative technique to communicate between a client and server system in a post 911 combat environment. In order to defend the United States against enemies foreign and domestic; it is crucial that combat forces are equipped with the best communication equipment available. 21 years technology experience in a military environment supports this research and contributes an ideology that could revolutionize the government communication process. The "mobile secure role base access control" (MS-Ro-BAC) approach, is a methodology designed to access secure global databases via wireless communication platforms (D.F. Ferraiolo et al.). This research involved the development of a open-source database, for wireless vs. wired access connectivity. Proprietary software programs determine the authenticity of the user through rigorous token information supplied by the client machine. Forty database access scenarios presented during day and night hours, compiled the system results, thus verifying the performance and throughput quality of this alternative methodology. After compiling the results of the experimental process, it was evident that the indium Satellite gateway was ineffective as a communication service to access the database in a global strategic environment. Future research attempts will test other global, mobile satellite communication techniques, based on the identical process illustrated in this manuscript