Analysis of Overhead Control Mechanisms in Mobile AD HOC Networks

Gowrishankar, S.; Basavaraju, T. G.; Sarkar, Subir Kumar

doi:10.1007/978-90-481-2311-7_28

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“…There are various problems of adopting header compression schemes in MANET which mainly are dynamic topology, node failure and loss of packet and control information. Moreover, these schemes are IP oriented thus in order to make their usage possible nodes should have unique addresses configured in their interfaces for proper routing of data packets upon change of IP addresses as continuity of compression/decompression cannot be guaranteed [30] - [33]. Moreover, if such a compression scheme is adopted then it will become necessary to compress and decompress the IP Packets at every hop which is an unnecessary processing overhead.…”

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Design and Implementation of ID Based MANET Autoconfiguration Protocol

Khalid

Mahboob

2022

Int. j. commun. netw. inf. secur.

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Auto-configuration protocols are used for assignment of unique IP addresses to nodes in Mobile ad hoc networks. Without the assignment of unique IP addresses, service provisioning between the nodes is not possible. Such protocols use various heuristics to ensure the uniqueness in IP address assignment; such aspects increase the overall complexity in MANET system design. Moreover the overriding role of IP address as an ID in Application layer and Locator in routing space is a bottleneck in future wireless network (FWN) design. Contemporary FWN research is focusing on ID/Locator split concept designs. In this paper we propose an ID/Locator based architecture for MANETs which also solves auto-configuration requirements for MANETs. Our proposed architecture is an adaptation from available ID/Locator split concepts for infrastructure oriented networks for usage in MANET context. The designed protocol uses identifiers for node identification, node discovery and traffic flow between end points. The protocol support provision for running contemporary IP oriented services. We have also verified various use cases of our proposed protocol through Linux based implementation.

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Design and Implementation of ID Based MANET Autoconfiguration Protocol

Khalid

Mahboob

2022

Int. j. commun. netw. inf. secur.

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“…This introduced "Necessity First Algorithm (NFA)" to select optimal MRPs. Gowrishankar et al (2007) examine scenario based performance analysis of AODV and OLSR in MANET and compared the performance of the two routing protocols: The performance differentials are analyzed using various metrics like packet delivery ratio, end to end delay and number of nodes and are simulated using NS2.…”

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Enhanced Optimized Link State Routing for Multimedia Traffic using Genetic Algorithm

Sundaram¹,

Palani²,

Babu³

2014

RJASET

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The aim of this research is to modify OLSR using GA to reduce the end to end delay and to improve the network throughput. Simulation was carried out for multimedia traffic and video streamed network traffic using OPNET Simulator. Routing is a primary MANET function where each node forms routes between nodes not directly in each others range for communication. Major challenges in MANET are routing protocol design while maintaining quality of service in the network. Optimized Link State Routing (OLSR) protocol is a Table driven Proactive Routing Protocol having topology information and routes which are used for routing. OLSR's efficiency depends on Multi Point Relay (MPR) selection. Many studies are conducted to decrease control traffic overheads by modifying existing OLSR routing protocol and traffic shaping based on packet priority.

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Routing timer self-adaptive regulating algorithm based on MIMD loop control for MANET

Qin

Sha

et al. 2011

2011 6th International ICST Conference on Communications and Networking in China (CHINACOM)

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Analysis of Overhead Control Mechanisms in Mobile AD HOC Networks

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Design and Implementation of ID Based MANET Autoconfiguration Protocol

Design and Implementation of ID Based MANET Autoconfiguration Protocol

Enhanced Optimized Link State Routing for Multimedia Traffic using Genetic Algorithm

Routing timer self-adaptive regulating algorithm based on MIMD loop control for MANET

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