On-demand Loop-Free Routing in Ad Hoc Networks Using Source Sequence Numbers

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In any on-demand routing protocol, sources flood route requests RREQ to build routes to destinations, and each new RREQ is identified uniquely with a source-sequenced label SSL consisting of the source identifier and a locally generated sequence number. As a RREQ propagates, it creates a directed acyclic graph DAG, because nodes relay each RREQ only once. We present the first framework for loop-free on-demand routing in ad hoc networks that is based directly on SSLs, rather than on independent mechanisms, which has been the way in which prior on-demand routing protocols have been designed. Extensive simulation results for simple protocol instantiations of our new framework operating in scenarios with 50 and 100-nodes under different traffic patterns show that our new protocols outperform AODV Ad hoc On Demand Distance Vector, DSR Dynamic Source Routing, and OLSR Optimized Link State Routing.

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