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Research Paper | Computers in Biology and Medicine | Indonesia | Volume 6 Issue 7, July 2017 | Popularity: 6.7 / 10

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Computer Network Simulation for Health Information Data Transmission at Medical Record Unit by Measuring Time Response

Puguh Yudho Trisnanto, Arif Mulyadi, Rizky Fadila

Abstract: Computer network simulation of health information in the medical record transmission unit was conducted by measuring response time. Simulation time information was measured by recording reactions from start response time until finished. The response time from the server went to IP address allocation in one network. By using DHCP method, the simulation of IP Address which is formed according to the simulation of e-mail delivery network include Building B, C and D by using IP Address 200.100.10.1 class C which was used for medium sized network and joined by the POP3 protocol (Post Office Protocol) protocol server. By using standard reactions time it was categorized as follows the reaction rate should be 8 seconds, the reaction speed was measured as the user presses the submit button to the system and starts the reaction to be 8 seconds and the reaction speed was measured as the user presses the submit button to the system and initiates the reaction should be a). Maximum 30 seconds b). Average 6 seconds. The reaction speed was measured as the user presses the submit button to the system and initiates the reaction should be a).95 percent 8 seconds b).100 percent 30 seconds For calculation of response time taken from the average reaction speed per module from Building B, C, and D. So as to produce the delivery of protocol packet according to the initial design of data obtained Average 6 seconds (unaccepted Variable), 100 percentile 8 seconds (receiver / variable), and 100 percent 30 seconds (accepted / variable).

Keywords: response, time, network, DHCP, POP3

Edition: Volume 6 Issue 7, July 2017

Pages: 1378 - 1382

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