A Framework for Routing Misbehavior Recognition in MANETS

Raju, K Butchi

doi:10.24001/eec.2.1.1

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“…Where, is the density of the node. For arguments sake, we will assume that ᶓ is a numeral and calculate the probability that all ᶓ nodes located a distance r from the transmission circle center (Raju, 2017): F (r) = [prob (a node exists within r)] ᶓ…”

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Routing Misbehavior in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Alsoufi¹,

Ali²

2023

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An ad hoc network is a temporary network that consists of wireless mobile hosts. Due to the absence of a centralized or structured infrastructure, a host may need assistance in forwarding a packet to a desired location. This is applicable in the cases whereby a limited range of transmissions is visible in mobile hosts. Dynamic Source Routing (DSR) is a simple but effective protocol intended specifically for those networks that lack a predetermined infrastructure. However, DSR becomes less reliable and may show misbehavior when network topology changes rapidly. One such misbehavior occurs when some 'selfish' nodes contributing in route discovery and safeguarding of the network refuse to send data packets. To address this problem and improve the throughput of MANETs, this paper proposes a modified DSR protocol based on two techniques: a 2ACK scheme and a pathrater extension. This paper has outlined the newly proposed and improved method in the attempt of enhancing the DSR protocol.

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