Abstract

Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANET) out of the many defies it is critical to guarantee quality-of-service, because of its complex distributed system. The problem of routing is based on a predefined set of customer preferences. In this study we have proposed to develop a Mobility and Bandwidth Aware QoS Routing Protocol for MANET. Initially as a clustering process in CFSR, the neighbour discovery procedure is used. It contains a pre-handshaking strategy to help each node be aware of activities of its neighborhood before the normal transmissions. Next to this QoS routing is provided. Finally we are using bandwidth estimation technique in order to provide QoS support. The overall frame work reduces the collision with a minimized level of redundancy.

Keywords:

Clustered Fisheye State Routing (CFSR), Extended Fully Distributed Cluster-Based (EFDCB), FRIEND protocol, Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANET), Mobile Nodes (MN), QoS routing protocol,

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