Performance Comparison of Routing Protocols in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

AODV ( Reactive type routing protocol) AODV is a modification version of destination sequence distance vector (DSDV) protocol used in wireless mobile networks.. This property

Whenever the route does not available in network it starts the route discovery process that is become an On-Deamand.in route discovery process node sends the

For comparing various routing protocols using UDP transport layer protocol, we have chosen three performance metrics Average End to End delay, Packet Delivery Ratio,

Our comparison also indicate that as the number of nodes in the network increases DSDV would be better with regard to the packet delivery ratio, but it may have considerable

So, i propose a simple heuristic, called fixed RTO, to distinguish betien route loss and network congestion and thereby improve the performance of the routing algorithms.. The

Since the network relies on multi-hop transmissions in its communications, new challenges are derived to determine the multi-hop route over which data packets

Throughout , a discussion of existing mobile ad hoc networks' routing protocols’ types and their advantages and disadvantages was given and a list of existing proactive, reactive and

In Case 1, i,e., for high level of security ( sec_ level = 1), during routing process, the source and destination nodes separately verify the authenticity of all other nodes in