Efficient Performance Analysis of Energy Aware on Demand Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad‐Hoc Network

P, Rajendra Prasad; Shankar, Shiva

doi:10.1002/eng2.12116

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“…In order to reduce security breaches, we need to increase our processing speed. In an effort to avoid wasted energy, the Energy Aware On-Demand Routing Protocol (EADRP) was developed by R. Prasad and P. S. Shankar [9]. The protocol works to keep the MANET alive for as long as possible, and it also serves as an economically efficient routing method when the routing situation varies.…”

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An Improved Hybrid Secure Multipath Routing Protocol for MANET

Veeraiah²,

et al. 2021

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Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) are self-organizing nodes in a mobile network that collaborate to form dynamic network architecture to establish connections. In MANET, data must traverse several intermediary nodes before reaching its destination. There must be security in place to prevent hostile nodes from accessing this data. Multiple methods were suggested in literature for securing routing; these techniques tackle different aspects of security. In order to enhance fault tolerance, wireless network multipath routing is typically used instead of the original single path routing. The routing protocol Genetic Algorithm with Hill climbing (GAHC) described in this article shows a hybrid GA-Hill Climbing algorithm that picks the optimal route in multipath. Prior to this in the beginning, the Improved fuzzy C-means algorithm method was built on density peak, and cluster heads (CHs) were chosen in a predicted manner, based on recent, indirect, and direct trust. The computation is based worth nodes are at the trust threshold found in addition. Even CHs take part in the alternate paths, the blend of all the many paths from these Cluster Heads that chooses the optimal route, which is based on the predicted hybrid protocol, as well as the optimum route's aggregate features such as throughput, latency, and connection. This suggested technique requires a minimum amount of energy of 0.10 m joules and a small amount of delay time of 0.004 msec, which also yields a maximum throughput of 0.85 bits per second, a maximum detection rate of 91 percent and maximum packet delivery ratio of 89percent . The suggested approach was put through the paces with the selective packet dropping attack INDEX TERMS MANET, Genetic Algorithm (GA), Cluster heads (CHs), Hill climbing (HC), Selective packet dropping attack.

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An Improved Hybrid Secure Multipath Routing Protocol for MANET

Veeraiah²,

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“…The multipath routing is then progressed using the Bird Swarm-Whale Optimization Algorithm (BSWOA), which is the incorporation of bird swarm optimization (BSA) into the whale optimization algorithm, based on the routing protocol (WOA). Prasad P, R, Shankar [7] suggested EA-DRP protocol was implemented with modifications to the current DSR and total energy consumption in the proposed protocol was reduced. An improvement in energy management may thus be seen owing to the change and now consideration of the efficient energy protocol in the area of MANETs.…”

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Trust Aware Secure Energy Efficient Hybrid Protocol for MANET

Veeraiah¹,

Khalaf

Prasad³

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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Mobile ad hoc network (MANETs) is infrastructure-less, self-organizing, fast deployable wireless network, so they truly are exceptionally appropriate for purposes between special outside occasions, communications in locations without a radio infrastructure, crises, and natural disasters, along with military surgeries. Security could be the primary weak spot in manet on account of this flexibility of structures and always changing dynamic topology, that will be very exposed to your selection of strikes like eavesdropping, routing, and alteration of programs. MANET is affected with security issues, surpassing Quality of services (QoS).So, intrusion tracking which modulates your system to recognize some other violation weakness would be that the top approach to guarantee security for MANET. Detecting intrusions has a critical part in supplying protections and functions as beyond layer of defenses against access. Power collapse of the cellular node maybe not merely alter the node alone but its capacity to forwards packets which is based on total system life. This also caused the institution of the routing protocol to its stable optimal choice of this multipath to increase the navigation MANETs. Provision of energy-efficient and secure routing is a challenge given the changing topology and restricted resources of this kind of network. To address the energy efficiency and security we suggest a trust-based secure energy efficient navigation in MANETs employing the hybrid algorithm, cat slap single-player algorithm (C-SSA), that selects the best jumps in advancing the routing. In the beginning, the fuzzy clustering is put on, and the cluster heads (CHs) are picked predicated maximum worth of indirect, direct, and recent trust. Predicated on trust threshold worth nodes additionally discovered. Even the CHs are participated from the multi hop routing, and the assortment of the best route relies upon the projected hybrid protocol, and that selects the best routes determined by the delay, throughput, along with connectivity within this course. The proposed method obtained a minimal energy of 0.11m joules, a negligible delay of 0.005 msec, a maximum throughput of 0.74 bps, a maximum packet delivery ratio of 0.99 percent, and a maximum detection rate of 90%. The proposed method compared with the existing techniques in the presence and absent of the selective packet dropping attack.INDEX TERMS MANET, Selective packet dropping attack, Energy efficiency, Cluster head, Trust values.

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“…Rajendra Prasad et al [15] disclosed that an energy-efficient routing protocol would maximize network performance. Designing an efficient routing protocol for MANET is a challenging task.…”

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An Efficient Route Optimization Using Ticket-ID Based Routing Management System (T-ID BRM)

Venkatasubramanian¹,

Suhasini

Vennila³

2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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MANET -Mobile Ad Hoc Network is the connection of several remote mobile nodes. These networks are dynamic and independent to move anywhere. It does not contain any central controller, and hence it is stated as a structure less network. MANET is one of the most emerging technologies getting popular in recent days. It's significant features, and real-time issues grab the research community's attention towards it. The unstable data transmission will leverage the overall network performance, and designing an energy-efficient routing protocol is challenging. The main reason for this problem is the lack of a stable multipath routing system and resource constraints. Various research works have launched several efficient routing mechanisms, but the need for advancement still exists. In this paper, we propose a Ticket -ID Based Routing management system for enabling reliable routing for the entire network. The proposed system work under the TID principle, which executes according to the node properties and routing maintenance system. This system works under the supervision of TID-Routing manger. The TID routing manager is responsible for managing the ticketing pool and allocating unique ticket-ID based on the collected node factors such as energy, node location, speed, etc. The proposed routing system facilitates the shortest path for reliable communication. An experimental work using NS-simulator is done with the proposed method. The proposed work's efficiency is determined using a comparison work between T-ID BRM with TABRP, OGFSO, and PDMR. The observation states that the proposed Ticket-ID system achieves 94% better than other existing methods.

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Efficient Performance Analysis of Energy Aware on Demand Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad‐Hoc Network

Cited by 49 publications

References 17 publications

An Improved Hybrid Secure Multipath Routing Protocol for MANET

An Improved Hybrid Secure Multipath Routing Protocol for MANET

Trust Aware Secure Energy Efficient Hybrid Protocol for MANET

An Efficient Route Optimization Using Ticket-ID Based Routing Management System (T-ID BRM)

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