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Abbreviated Dynamic Source Routing: Source Routing with Non-Unique Network Identifiers

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Conference object 06 Apr 2005 Spain Publisher:IEEEJournal:Second Annual Conference on Wireless On-demand Network Systems and Services

Authors: Matellán Olivera, Vicente; Rodero Merino, Luis; Robles Martínez, Gregorio; Ortuño, Miguel;

doi: 10.1109/wons.2005.2

handle: 10612/2090

Abbreviated Dynamic Source Routing: Source Routing with Non-Unique Network Identifiers

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Abstract

Current ad-hoc network protocols are designed for host similar to those used in fixed networks. Those protocols are not adequate for some applications of ad-hoc networks, where used resources are very scarce. One example is the size of the network addresses, which may be a critical issue, specially whit the use of IPv6 in DRS. This is due to the fact that this protocol uses souece ruoting, so each datagram must carry the sddresses of all the machines in its path. In this paper a new protocol named ADSR is proposed the solve this problem. This new protocol is a modified version of DSR based on using abbreviated addresses. The abreviation procedure can lead to two different nodes having the same address, what we will named "collision"

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Spain

Related Organizations

King Juan Carlos University
Spain
University of Leon
Spain

Keywords

Informática, Redes, Protocolos, Identificadores, Robots

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