Study and Analysis of Routing Protocols

Reddy, P. Srikanth

doi:10.30534/ijeter/2019/067112019

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“…Understand the expectations of network administrator, the routing protocols for each network have to be well defined and configured [14]. The IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy networks (RPL) is a standardized remote vector routing protocol.…”

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Trust Based Technique for the Multicasting in IoT

Kaur¹

2020

IJETER

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A network is defined as the collected information such as systems and organization that collectively form a group, this group is utilized to share information with one another. According, to computer terminology it is defined as the combinations of the computers that has been utilized to share the information or services through internet connection. There are two types of networks exists such as wired and wireless networks. The route is maintained within a local region, in this protocol and is termed as the routing zone. This research work is based on the multicasting for the path establishment from source to destination. The technique of multicasting is applied in the RPL routing protocol for the path establishment from source to destination. The multicasting technique will be based on the trust calculation. The path will be established from source to destination through nodes which have maximum trust. The trust based multicasting technique is implemented in network simulator version 2 and compared with RPL routing protocol in terms of delay, packet loss and throughput.

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Trust Based Technique for the Multicasting in IoT

Kaur¹

2020

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“…The proposed scheme is simulated with NS2 for two most accepted on-demand source initiated routing techniques AODV and DSR [5]. The simulation results are studied to verify the suitability of the scheme for reactive routing based MANETs.…”

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A Novel Secret Key Generation Scheme for MANETs using Traffic Load to Avoid Active Attackers

Shibu¹

2020

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Symmetric key encryption techniques are the base of providing security in Mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) communication. The performance of existing schemes is not providing complete security in many respects. Their level of security may vary depending on several factors like network topology, routing mechanism, presence of malicious nodes, etc. A novel key generation scheme for MANETs deploying one of the truly dynamic system parameters -traffic volume is proposed in this scheme. The efficiency and performance of the technique is analyzed for routing protocol build on reactive methods. The system proposed here is simulated with two different routing environments: DSR and AODV. These two are similar in their on-demand nature of routing but differ in many ways. The complexity of the secret key generation procedure, the packet loss with and without malicious nodes, and detection probability of active intruders are the parameters evaluated through simulation. The analysis proves the applicability and efficiency of the technique to the reactive routing based networks. Also the typical characteristics like node mobility are not affecting the key generation.

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