More range is needed for data communication due to distributed computing, versatility, and the Internet of Things. Regrettably, that range has become a limited resource that is underplayed among licensed clients although these unauthorized selections are overflowing. Intellectual communication creativity is emerged as a potential solution to the range's underutilization. This investigation aims to solve the guiding problem by upgrading the DSR consensus using Quality of Service (QoS) criteria. This investigation determines how such variables affecting QoS could be referred to and in terms with related research. The test employs QoS criteria to improve DSR's display and then evaluate its effectiveness in resolving that steering problem. The proposed plot Q-DSR is compared to the DSR, which is currently in use. NS2 is used to lead reproductions. In terms of speed, temporary suspension, and bundle conveyance ratio, the proposed conspire outperforms the DSR agreement. The strategy worked out how to solve the steering problem yet has gradually reduced the factors that influence QoS. This same disadvantage of said proposed conspiracy is because there is no part to repair disrupted communications after a link break that is being addressed through our future studies.