Distributed Admission Control-QOS Algorithm to Improve Network Performance in MANET Environments
Sheeraz Ahmed, Zahoor Ali Khan, Mujeeb-ur-Rehman, Khalid Saeed, Rahim Baig, Raees Khan · 2018
Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET) environments greatly suffer from fluctuating connectivity conditions and broadcasting contention among the locations that adapt it. Despite several on-going endeavors, no meek and real explanation has been obtainable that can be easily organized and manage with the real-life environments and limitations. It is important to improve the Quality of Service (QoS) and achieve better performance in MANET environments. The QoS Aware Routing protocol (QOSAR) is used to discover backup routes for the active sessions and Link Disjoint Interference Aware (LDIA) QoS routing protocol based on MARIA is used to find multiple paths without any interferences. Admission control procedure not used in QOSAR and LDIA protocol. In this paper, a new distributed admission control procedure is proposed for improving QoS in MANET environment called as Distributed Admission Control Protocol with Quality of service (DACP-QoS) uses the flow based on the per-hop basis. The proposed DACP-QoS greatly improves the QoS of the network. This protocol also supports multimedia applications in MANETs with minimum overhead. The proposed protocol achieved better performance than the existing QOSAR and LDIA protocol.