Performance Analysis of TCP Newreno Over Mobility Models Using Routing Protocols in MANETs

Abstract

A MANET is a collection of nodes connected wirelessly that try to converse with each other with no need for any central control or infrastructure establishment. The model of mobility depicts the poignant nature of every node which is mobile in MANETs that is considered to be realistic. It plays a vital role in measuring the performance of MANETs. Mobility is considered to be the prime motive in simulation, because it is a huge influence over the design and network's performance due to limitation in resources and it lead to packet delivery ratio (PDR), varying velocity node energy (NE). Lots of work has been done to improve the above problems. Therefore, there is a requirement of more improvement in this area to enhance overall performance of mobility models. This paper presents a comparative simulation-based analysis of Gauss Markov, Manhattan, and random waypoint mobility models over TCP Newreno that uses a DSDV and AODV routing protocols. Moreover, experiment results and performance analysis have been performed with PDR and NE of the varying number of mobile nodes.

An Improved iNewRenoTCP Protocol for Mobile Adhoc Networks

“…In this paper, a variety of TCP variants have been investigated, and various parameters which affect the TCP operations are identified to efficiently analyze the performance of the network [4] [16]. Based on these analysis, an improved version of NewReno [5] has been proposed in this paper.…”