Performance analysis of reactive AODV and DSR with Hybrid GRP Routing Protocols under IEEE 802.11g MANET
Rajesh Kochher, Ritu Mehta · 2016
In Mobile Adhoc networks (MANET) the mobility of nodes results in regular and random changes of network topology, which results in regular route changes, network partitions and possibly packet losses, making routing a challenging task in MANET network. The mostly used routing protocols in such networks are proactive and reactive routing protocols, but a reactive routing strategy is the most popular technique for wireless adhoc routing that provides a scalable solution to relatively large network topologies. However Hybrid GRP (Geographical Routing Protocol) are introduced comprises of both reactive and proactive routing properties to give high QoS parameter performance. This paper evaluates the performance of AODV- and DSR reactive routing protocols with hybrid GRP protocol in MANET network using QoS parameters like End-to-End Delay, Network Load, Throughput, Number of Hops/Route, PDR and NRL.