Analysis of Problem and Solutions With Routing in Mobile Ad-Hoc Network Protocol

Abstract

Mobile Ad-hoc networks are complex distributed systems containing wireless mobile nodes which are self-organizing and can move openly into various network topologies. It is an collection of nodes that is associated through a wireless medium forming quickly changing topologies. MANET are described as networks with no actual associations. In these networks there is no fixed topologies because of the mobilty of nodes, obstruction, multipath propagation and path loss. Consequently a dynamic routing protocol is required for these networks to work appropriately. Many Routing protocols have been created for achieving this undertaking. This paper presents the three kinds of routing protocols and makes a relative conversation of the highlights of each type of that routing protocol.