Performance Analysis of AODVv2 Protocol vs. AODV Protocol in MANET
Jatinder Singh · 2013
Mobile Ad-hoc Network is a type of Infrastructures less wireless network because such a Network does not require any fixed infrastructure or any form of centralized administration. It has distinguished characteristics like: self configuring, decentralized and dynamic topology. Mobile nodes in such a network communicate with each other through wireless links since the nodes are always on move, routing in such a set up is always a challenge. Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has developed many routing protocols to overcome this challenge. This paper investigates simulation and performance analysis based study of two On- Demand Routing Protocols that are Ad hoc on Demand Distance Vector Protocol(AODV) and Dynamic MANET On-demand (DYMO) routing protocol.