移动自组网QoS路由协议研究

移动自组网是由一组带有无线收发装置的移动节点组成的一个多跳的临时性的自治系统。随着无线通信中多媒体业务的增加,在移动自组网中提供QoS(Quality of Sevice服务质量)保障具有越来越重要的意义,而QoS路由技术则是其中的核心技术和热点问题。文章指出移动自组网QoS路由的困难,对移动自组网典型QoS路由协议进行了详细的分析与比较,并对几种较新的移动自组网QoS路由协议进行了介绍,末了对移动自组网QoS路由协议的发展进行了展望。     

移动自组网中的QoS保障及解决思路

介绍了移动自组网中OoS保障的难点，对目前的几种解决思路进行了分析，选取AODV路由协议作为具体的例子，对其QoS路由进行了分析并提出了今后的研究方向。     

移动自组织网QoS路由协议研究

Qo S路由协议在移动自组织网的 Qo S保证中有十分重要的作用。本文首先从自组网特点出发 ,分析 Qo S路由设计的基本要求 ,然后从路由建立、链路状态信息的维护、路由控制开销和拓扑变化对协议的影响等方面详细介绍了 4种自组网 Qo S路由协议 ,最后提出了今后的研究方向     

TDMA自组网的QoS设计

QoS设计是一个复杂的问题,IETF针对有线网络提出实现QoS的2种标准模型;然而在无线自组网中,由于隐终端、显终端问题的存在和带宽限制问题,有线网络使用的QoS模型略显繁琐并使实现无线QoS较为困难。通过对TDMA方式自组网的分析,使用跨层合并方法设计一个QoS路由协议,并得到集成服务模型在无线自组网络的一个实现。通过仿真,验证此路由协议设计的正确性,同时分析此协议性能,结果表明该路由协议高效可行。     

移动自组网基于动态蜂窝的QoS路由协议

本文为移动自组网提出了一个基于动态蜂窝的QoS路由协议，它利用移动跟踪技术实现了一个分布式动态蜂窝生成协议；采用一个多Qos路由探测算法选择一条能够最大满足QoS要求的路由，并在这条路由上建立端．端主动资源预留；使用移动预测和被动资源预留技术预测源结点和目的结点可能进入的蜂窝集合，并在这些蜂窝集合与目的结点和源结点之间提前进行端．端被动资源预留；融合蜂窝动态检测技术与QoS路由修补技术自动发现和修补断裂的QoS路由．由于该路由协议模仿了固定蜂窝网络中的操作，所以，大大改善了QoS路由的性能．仿真结果表明：在满足QoS条件下，它明显提高了包传输率，减轻了路由负载．     

移动自组网典型路由协议研究

随着网络的发展,移动自组网已成为当前研究的热点,文中介绍了移动自组网与现有通信系统在路由上的区别,重点探讨了移动自组网DSDV、AODV、DSR等几类典型的路由协议,以及MANET路由协议今后的主要研究方向。     

自组网的路由协议及其QoS保障

自组网是一种新型的移动计算机网络，它应用广泛，并具有重要的商业价值。首先介绍了自组网的概念和特点，然后分析了自组网路由协议的特点与设计思路，并丰此基础上讨论了在自组网环境下实现QoS的策略与方法。     

典型航空自组网路由协议仿真与性能评估

航空自组网是自组网在航空领域的典型应用.航空自组网的关键技术在于路由协议的选取和设计.基于场景用NS2软件仿真研究了3种适用于航空自组网的路由协议及其网络性能,并定义了4个性能评估准则.仿真结果表明,单跳距离一定时,3种路由协议的网络性能随着节点密度的增加而总体变差.同等条件下,AODV路由协议路由开销高于DSVD和GRID路由协议,端到端平均延时低于DSVD和GRID路由协议,而GRID协议分组投递率和平均跳数保持最高.     

移动自组网络MANET路由策略综述

路由策略是网络技术研究的焦点问题之一。由于移动自组网络MANET中节点的动态性和节点资源的有限性,以及多媒体应用服务质量的需求,导致在MANET网络实现路由存在诸多困难。综述了目前文献中基于MANET网络的普通路由协议和满足服务质量需求的QoS路由协议/算法,详细说明了不同协议的实现过程和存在的优缺点,并指出了目前路由策略研究中存在的问题和将来的发展方向。     

一个自组网中基于局部状态位置已知的分布式QoS路由算法

在分析自组网的单播QoS路由问题的基础上，提出了一种位置信息已知的利用局部状态信息进行路由选择的的分布式QoS路由算法——LILAGR算法。LILAGR路由算法的基本思想是逐段优化费用和尽快到达目的节点，即在决定节点之间是选择带宽约束费用最小的路径而各个决定节点则是按照贪婪地尽快到达目的节点的原则进行选择。仿真结果表明：LILAGR算法能够以适度的路由消息开销取得较高的路由成功率。此外，LILAGR算法具有可扩展性，可以应用于较大规模的自组网中。     

Multicast routing and its QoS extension: problems, algorithms, andprotocols

Multicast services have been increasingly used by various continuous media applications. The QoS requirements of these continuous media applications prompt the necessity for QoS-driven, constraint-based multicast routing. This article provides a comprehensive overview of existing multicast routing algorithms, protocols, and their QoS extension. In particular, we classify multicast routing problems according to their optimization functions and performance constraints, present basic routing algorithms in each problem class, and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. We also categorize existing multicast routing protocols, outline the issues and challenges in providing QoS in multicast routing, and point out possible future research directions     

A hierarchical multilayer QoS routing system with dynamic SLAmanagement

This paper proposes a hierarchical multilayer QoS routing system with dynamic SLA management for large-scale IP networks. Previously, the promising approach to provide QoS in large-scale IP networks using a mixture of DiffServ-based QoS management and MPLS-based traffic engineering has been actively discussed. However, the introduction of QoS exacerbates the already existing scalability problems of the standard IP routing protocols. In order to address this issue, we propose a new scalable routing framework based on hierarchical QoS-aware path computation. We augment the existing OSPF and CR-LDP protocols to support hierarchical QoS routing, QoS aggregation, and QoS reservation in our MPLS-DiffServ-based hierarchical routing network. In order to provide additional flexibility and cost-efficiency, we augment the network with a policy server which is capable of dynamically handling SLAs between the networks and providing load balancing management within the network. We implement a prototype of the proposed framework and study its performance with a virtual network simulator and specially designed QoS routing algorithm simulator. In our simulations, we evaluate both the implementation complexity and algorithms performance; the results demonstrate the efficiency of the framework and its advantages over the existing proposals     

Collaboration of Trusted Node and QoS Based Energy Multi Path Routing Protocol for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

In the recent past information transmission through the vehicular ad hoc network (VANET) playing a vital role due to increase in accident statistics. There are numerous networking and VANET protocols helpful to control the trust while transmitting the data from source to destination nodes in traffic environment. In spite of many existing protocols for analyzing the trust in the network, the challenge of routing overhead, high energy consumption and malicious attacks issues still continue in the communication. This research introduces the trust collaboration nodes and Quality of Service (QoS) with energy multipath routing protocol for transmitting the information through VANET. Initially, the trusted nodes have been collected for analyzing the neighbouring nodes and the information are transmitted using the proposed QoS based energy efficient multipath routing protocol. During this transmission, the multi path protocol eliminates the intermediate attacks effectively when compared with the other existing protocols. The Proposed protocol maintains the QoS while routing the information from source to destination and further the efficiency has been analyzed through simulation experiments and Montgomery multiplier based Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) will be used in future for better security and privacy.     

QoS routing based on multi-class nodes for mobile ad hoc networks

In this paper, we present a new quality of service (QoS) routing protocol for mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). Most of the existing routing protocols assume homogeneous nodes in MANETs, i.e., all nodes have the same communication capabilities and characteristics. However, in many ad hoc networks, nodes are not the same. Some nodes have longer transmission range, larger transmission bandwidth, and are more reliable and robust than other nodes. We take advantage of the non-homogeneous property to design more efficient QoS routing protocol. And node location information is used to aid routing. We also develop a new algorithm to calculate end-to-end bandwidth for a given path. Our QoS routing protocol contains end-to-end bandwidth calculation and bandwidth reservation. QoS route is discovered and setup only when it is needed. Extensive simulation studies demonstrate the good performance of the QoS routing protocol.     

A Survey of Routing Protocols that Support QoS in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

The explosive growth in the use of mobile devices coupled with users' desires for real-time applications has provided new challenges in the design of protocols for mobile ad hoc networks. Chief among these challenges to enabling real-time applications for mobile ad hoc networks is incorporating support for quality of service (QoS), such as meeting bandwidth or delay constraints. In particular, it is important that routing protocols incorporate QoS metrics in route finding and maintenance to support end-to-end QoS. This article extensively and exclusively studies the issues involved with QoS-aware routing and presents an overview and comparison of existing QoS-aware routing protocols. In addition, the open issues that must be addressed to fully support QoS-aware routing are discussed.     

State-of-Art and Open Issues of Cross-Layer Design and QOS Routing in Internet of Vehicles

VANET (Vehicular Ad Hoc Network) is a significant term in ITS (intelligent transportation systems). VANETs are also mentioned as ITN (intelligent transportation Networks), which are used to enhance road safety in growing technology. The connectivity of nodes is a challenging one because of its high mobility and the sparse network connectivity must be handled properly during its initial deployment of a VANET for avoiding accidents. Quality of service (QoS) in VANET becomes a significant term because of its increasing dare about unique features, like poor link quality, high mobility, and inadequate transporting distance. Routing is the foremost issue in the wireless ad hoc network, which is used to transmit data packets significantly. This paper provides a crucial review of the classification of existing QoS routing protocols, cross-layer design approach and classification, and various performance parameters used in QoS routing protocols. The corresponding cross-layer protocols are overviewed, followed by the major techniques in cross-layer protocol design. Moreover, VANET is presented with many exclusive networking research challenges in precise areas such as security, QoS, mobility, effective channel utilization, and scalability. Finally, the paper concluded by various comparison discussion, issues, and challenges of several routing protocols for VANET. No. of publications over the period from 2010 to 2019 in various scientific sources also showed in this review. This survey provided the technical direction for researchers on routing protocols for VANET using QoS.

     

Security and QoS Self-Optimization in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Network quality-of-service and network security have been considered as separate entities and research in these areas have largely proceeded independently. However, security impacts overall QoS and it is therefore essential to consider both security and QoS together when designing protocols for ad hoc environments as one impacts the other. In this paper we propose a mechanism for a distributed dynamic management system which aims to maximize QoS and/or security while maintaining a minimum user acceptable level of QoS and/or security even as network resource availability change. In order to achieve this objective, we propose three basic frameworks: a policy based plug-in security framework, multi-layer QoS guided routing and a proportional integral derivative (PID) controller. Simulation results indicate the proposed PID optimized security and QoS algorithm produce similar performance as non-secure QoS routing protocols under various traffic loads.     

Advertising interdomain QoS routing information

To enable end-to-end quality-of-service (QoS) guarantees in the Internet, based on the border gateway protocol (BGP), interdomain QoS information advertising, and routing are important. However, little research has been done in this area so far. Two major challenges, scalability and heterogeneity, make the QoS extension to BGP difficult. In the existing routing schemes, static and instantaneous QoS metrics, such as link capacity and available bandwidth, are used to represent QoS routing information, but neither of them can solve the two challenges well. In this paper, BGP is extended to advertise available bandwidth and delay information of routes, but, instead of using the traditional deterministic metrics, a series of statistical metrics, available bandwidth index (ABI), delay index (DI), available bandwidth histogram (ABH), and delay histogram (DH), are defined and applied to QoS information advertising and routing. Two major contributions of the proposed statistical metrics are: 1) QoS information is abstracted into one or several probability intervals and, thus, the heterogeneous and dynamic QoS information can be represented more flexibly and precisely and 2) by capturing the statistical property of the detailed distribution of QoS information, these new metrics are efficient and they can highly decrease the message overhead in routing, thereby making the QoS advertising and routing scalable. Our extensive simulations confirm both contributions of the QoS extension to BGP very well. Moreover, besides BGP, these statistical metrics can be applied to other networks and protocols to represent QoS information in a more scalable and precise way.     

Distributed Contention-Aware Call Admission Control for IEEE 802.11 Multi-Radio Multi-Rate Multi-Channel Wireless Mesh Networks

In this paper, we focus on call admission control (CAC) in IEEE 802.11 multi-radio multi-rate multi-channel (MR²-MC) wireless mesh networks (WMNs). CAC is the key component of QoS routing protocols. The goal of CAC is to protect existing flows from QoS violations and fully utilize available radio resource on channels. We propose a CAC mechanism, called Contention-Aware Multi-channel Call Admission Control (CMC), for MR²-MC WMNs based on IEEE 802.11 DCF. CMC is fully distributed, relies on local information to estimate the residual bandwidth of a path, and can be integrated into existing routing protocols for MR²-MC WMNs to provide QoS. We evaluate the performance of CMC via ns-2 simulations. The results show that CMC can precisely predict the end-to-end residual bandwidths of paths, successfully protects existing flows from QoS violations, and fully utilizes the bandwidths on channels.