Determining JINI leasing time limits using the random waypoint mobility model in mobile ad hoc networks
Monideepa Roy, Pushpendu Kar, Nandini Mukherjee · 2010
Many protocols for distributed systems employ leasing mechanisms to recover from failures, where a leaseholder is granted access to data or services for a limited time (lease period. In such cases, choosing an appropriate lease period that is to be granted plays a crucial part in the fair and efficient access of data or services by the leaseholders. Existing algorithms vary lease periods with system size to achieve the best responsiveness. However applying the same algorithms in MANETs may not be the best option as they are dynamically self-organizing wireless networks. Here we use the JINI network technology and implement the Random Waypoint Mobility Model to determine the limits to be set while granting of the lease time to service providers in MANETs.