Adaptive position based Secured routing protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
N. Senthil, R. K. Gnanamurthy · 2013
To develop routing protocol is an big challenge that meets the needs of different applications. There are several routing algorithm in mobile adhoc network, to make routing decisions at each node. It utilizes topology information. In location based routing protocols, nodes location information are used instead of node links. In position based routing protocols, the position information of its neighbor and packet destination node will be in the packet source node with its position information. In this we proposed a position based routing protocol called greedy. Most forward within radius (MFR) by using this packet forwarder node or source node, send packet to its neighbor, which is more forward towards destination node. Forward packet to neighbor nodes are not suitable for a condition by using distance deciding metric in greedy. The packet loss probability will increase, if the speed or battery power of closest neighbor towards destination node is more than the source or intermediate packet forwarder node. The proposed system uses combination of both position & energy routing protocol, which divides neighbor to send the packet. (N.Senthil kumar, R.K.Gnanamurthy. Adaptive position based Secured routing protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks. Life Sci J 2013;10(3):1953-1958) (ISSN:1097-8135). http://www.lifesciencesite.com . 289