'Dsr dynamic source routing' diaporamas de présentation

4. ROUTING PROTOCOLS

4. ROUTING PROTOCOLS. Scalability Fast route discovery and rediscovery (for reliability) Mobile user support (for seamless and efficient handover). Features for Optimal Routing in WMNs. Features for Optimal Routing in WMNs. Multiple Performance Metrics minimum hop-count ? ineffective!!

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Chapter 2 Routing in Ad hoc Networks

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Ad Hoc Networks, Routing and Security

Ad Hoc Networks, Routing and Security. Shambhu Upadhyaya Wireless Network Security CSE 566 (Lectures 23, 24). Introduction. Two basic groups of ad-hoc networks Networks of mobile computers Wireless sensor networks

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Comparion of Routing Protocols For Mobile Adhoc Networks

Comparion of Routing Protocols For Mobile Adhoc Networks. Boqun Zuo Huiming Wang. Mobile Ad hoc network (MANET). Difference from Wired Network: Dynamic network topology No center networks, self-organizing Multihop networking

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Ad Hoc Routing: The AODV and DSR Protocols

Ad Hoc Routing: The AODV and DSR Protocols. Jonathan Sevy Geometric and Intelligent Computing Lab Drexel University http://gicl.mcs.drexel.edu. Routing Overview. Network with nodes, edges Goal: Devise scheme for transferring message from one node to another Which path?

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Ad Hoc Wireless Networks

Nodes communicate with each other Willing to forward packets Diameter = minimum number of hops is small (10-20) and often is >5 Packets may be lost and corrupted Nodes may move w/o notice or continuously speed << package transmission latency Bi-(uni-)directional links

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