Multipath routing protocol for mobile adhoc networks
Versha Matre, Reena Karandikar · 2016
In MANET the best research area is Quality of Service Routing, since most of the new discovered network services require Quality of Service (QoS) specialized functionalities but those can not be provided by current routing protocols which all are QoS unaware. Currently data routing based on QoS is the most required domain in this era. It is mandatory for higher Quality of service, the mobile adhoc network needs to have lower cost calculation or matric technique. This technique can help to modify the quality of the shortest path randomly based on clients QoS requirements and existing traffic load, this all problems can solved easily by specifically designing Multi Protocol Enabled Network. This work deals with performance evaluation of Trust based AODV routing protocol for MANET. Here Trust based Ad-Hoc On Demand Distance Vector (AODV) and Modified Ad-Hoc On-Demand Multicast Distance Vector (MAOMDV) routing protocols are analyzed for MANET. Different node density have been analyzed here which are 20 Node, 40 Node, 60 Node, 80 Node and 100 Node. Performance has been evaluated on the basis of packet delivery ratio, throughput and end to end delay with Simulation. Environments has been performed using ns-2.