RMNHR : A Robust Multiple Next Hop Routing Protocol for Ad-hoc Networks
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A Wireless Ad-hoc Network consist of mobile nodes that may move often. The mobility of nodes results in a change in routes and requires some mechanism for determining new routes. In this paper we present a robust Multiple Next Hop Routing protocol (RMNHR) , which is based on Ad hoc on demand distance vector routing protocol for ad hoc networks. The proposed RMNHR protocol establishes multiple paths during the route discovery process. This saves network bandwidth and reduces route reconstruction time when routing path fails.
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Keywords: Ad hoc Network, AODV, control messages
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