Routing Protocols in MANETs: An Enhanced Multipath Routing Protocol (AODLB) using Load Balancing Approach
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Abstract
In Recent Years, on demand Multipath routing protocols have been key research area in mobile Adhoc networks. An Adhoc network is comprised of mobile host without any wired infrastructure support. Multiple Adhoc routing allows the establishment of multiple paths between a source and destination. The multipath routing protocol with load balancing provides a solution for the congestion network and increases its capacity. Various multipath routing protocols have been proposed. In this paper we discuss the wireless routing protocols for adhoc networks like DSR, AODV, LBAODV, AOMDV, and LBAOMDV & AODLB. Simulation result shows the performance of AODLB protocol is much better than any other protocol in terms of PDR End to End Delays, ABS, and TOH.
Keywords-Mobile Adhoc Networks, AODV: Ad-Hoc on Demand Vector, AOMDV: Adhoc on Demand Multipath Vector, LBAOMDV: Load Balancing Adhoc on Demand Multipath Vector
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