Evaluation and enhancement of ZRP performances

Loutfi, Ahmed; Elkoutbi, Mohammed

doi:10.1109/icmcs.2011.5945733

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“…At long last, MOBIC grants a few stable arrangements, it will consequently improve the exhibition. [13] MANET are made by a mix of Mobile centers (MNs), which passes on and pass through the fine distinction using a remote associations. A few agreements are prepared for a system to watch the versatility, challenges in agreements.…”

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Improvisation of Node Mobility Using Cluster Routing-based Group Adaptive in MANET

Shanthini¹,

Punitha²,

Karthik³

2023

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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In today's Internet routing infrastructure, designers have addressed scaling concerns in routing constrained multiobjective optimization problems examining latency and mobility concerns as a secondary constrain. In tactical Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET), hubs can function based on the work plan in various social affairs and the internally connected hubs are almost having the related moving standards where the topology between one and the other are tightly coupled in steady support by considering the touchstone of hubs such as a self-sorted out, self-mending and self-administration. Clustering in the routing process is one of the key aspects to increase MANET performance by coordinating the pathways using multiple criteria and analytics. We present a Group Adaptive Hybrid Routing Algorithm (GAHRA) for gathering portability, which pursues table-driven directing methodology in stable accumulations and onrequest steering strategy for versatile situations. Based on this aspect, the research demonstrates an adjustable framework for commuting between the table-driven approach and the on-request approach, with the objectives of enhancing the output of MANET routing computation in each hub. Simulation analysis and replication results reveal that the proposed method is promising than a single wellknown existing routing approach and is well-suited for sensitive MANET applications.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Improvisation of Node Mobility Using Cluster Routing-based Group Adaptive in MANET

Shanthini¹,

Punitha²,

Karthik³

2023

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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“…Proactive routing protocols work within the routing zone which produces routing tables and some on demand protocols are used to minimize delay and latency rate and also minimize overhead information on nodes. Next, in the work of [17] authors have discussed evaluation and enhancements of ZRP which provides maintenance procedure for failed links but still it is a framework that lacks more efficient implementation. Authors in [22] have evaluated Destination Sequence Distance Vector protocol (DSDV), in which each node forward the routing table information periodically to neighbour nodes.…”

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Reducing Flooding of Zone Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

Ahmad

Barukab

Khan³

2016

VAWKUM trans. comput. sci.

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Mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) are temporary networks without any pre-existing infrastructure in which nodes are connected through wireless channels. There is no centralized administration in this network because nodes are not fixed at their locations, they are continuously moving to different locations. Each node in MANETs, has dynamic capabilities because at one point acts as a host while in some other time becomes a router which can forward messages on the network to other nodes. One of the complicated issues in MANETs is routing due to their dynamic topology which is frequently changes due to mobility of nodes. In order to forward packets in this complex topology using optimal routes there is a need for efficient routing protocols. There are three categories of routing protocols in MANETs named as reactive, proactive and hybrid respectively. We have used a hybrid type protocol named Zone Routing Protocol (ZRP) for routing in our research. In order to control unwanted flooding in the overlapping zones of ZRP we have proposed selective bordercasting technique for route discovery in. In this technique route discovery exchange messages are highly reduced in the outer zone of the ZRP.

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“…The number of IERP packets reduced from 8000 to 5000. In [16] Extensive simulation results have been shown for ZRP by varying number nodes, radius and number of connections. It was shown that packet delivery ratio of ZRP with zone radius =3 is better than with zone radius = 2, 4.…”

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Zone Routing Protocol: How does it perform the other way round?

Shafiq

Mahmud

Khan

et al. 2012

2012 International Conference on ICT Convergence (ICTC)

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In order to have the benefits offered by Proactive Routing and Reactive Routing while reducing the undesirable effects of both respectively, Hybrid Routing is suggested to be used in ad-hoc and Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs). One such hybrid routing protocol is the Zone Routing Protocol (ZRP). ZRP attempts to reduce the initial route discovery delay in case of reactive routing, and the control traffic in case of proactive routing by dividing the network into zones. Within each zone proactive routing is used while between zones, reactive routing is used. In this paper we evaluate the performance of ZRP when instead of proactive routing, reactive routing is used within zones and proactive routing is used between zones. Apparently this approach might indicate that the whole purpose of using hybrid routing is defeated. However, we take into account the parameters of throughput and delay while evaluating the performance. We also compare our reverse approach with the conventional ZRP to check the effect on routing traffic.

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Evaluation and enhancement of ZRP performances

Cited by 10 publications

References 8 publications

Improvisation of Node Mobility Using Cluster Routing-based Group Adaptive in MANET

Improvisation of Node Mobility Using Cluster Routing-based Group Adaptive in MANET

Reducing Flooding of Zone Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

Zone Routing Protocol: How does it perform the other way round?

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