Ad hoc network routing protocols on random waypoint model
Jogendra Kumar, Manoj Kumar Panda · 2016
Mobile Ad-hoc Network is a collection of self describes network architecture that are used autonomous mobile nodes have a capability to handle the mobile nodes sending and receiving data client side to server site. Nodes placement scenarios were done random waypoint model that means nodes select multi way to find paths for destination nodes. In this paper constant bit rate are used for data traffic load to apply on source nodes to destination nodes and compare the various ad hoc wireless routing protocols such as LMR, LAR, FISH and RIP on performance metrics are used average routing overhead, UDP, Broadcast packet, Unicast packet, residual battery capacity, packet drops, TTL Sum, ACK packets. To simulate these scenarios are used qualnet simulator tools and checking the comparative performance analysis of ad-hoc networks routing protocols.