Analysis of the SCTP Behavior in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks With Multi Streaming

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    Analysis of the SCTP behavior in mobile ad hoc networks with multi

    streaming

    ABSTRACTIn this paper we have evaluated the SCTP behavior in order to show the advantages of

    multistreaming in ad hoc networks. Ad hoc networks are highly error prone because of node mobility andinterference and channel fading on wireless links. This is why we have assumed a system characterized by

    high error rate in the wireless communication links. At first we have discussed the error model that

    summarizes the possible causes of message lost in the network and we have selected the routing protocol

    that affects the least SCTP performance. Then we have presented our results comparing the SCTP against

    the TCP, assuming different scenarios.

    The main result we have achieved has been to prove that multistreaming increases good put and

    reduces overhead if many errors occur during the communication because it limits the HOL blocking

    problem. Furthermore, the SCTP outperforms TCP especially if small buffers at the receiver end point are

    used. Since wireless devices in ad hoc networks are generally characterized by limited resources and the size

    of the receiving buffer is directly proportional to the dimension of the device and to its power consumption,

    this result is very interesting. As consequence of the results we have shown in this paper, we can assert thatat the transport layer the SCTP

    EXISTING SYSTEM:

    Ad hoc networks have emerged as a promising approach for communication in

    mobile environments. However, ad hoc networks are characterized by unique properties and challenging

    problems that limit the utilization of traditional networking techniques and protocols in this context.

    Wireless links are highly error prone and they can break frequently because of node mobility, interference

    and channel fading.It is very hard to maintain an end-to-end route, due to the dynamic topology of the

    system. In this paper we

    Consider the problem of maintaining reliable end-to-endcommunication in an ad hoc network. The main

    drawback here is HOL (head-of-line) blocking.

    PROPOSED SYSTEM:

    SCTP is reliable, connection and message oriented and it offers a partially ordered

    service. Such transport protocol is ideal for applications that need flexible control over the ordering of

    individual elements, like multimedia applications. Application data can be divided in independent

    Application Data Units (ADUs) and SCTP processed ADUs indifferent data streams (multistreaming

    approach). Each stream is kind of a sub-flow within the overall data flow, and the delivery of a sub-flow is

    independent from the others. SCTP multiplexes several data streams into one SCTP association. Here we are

    using AODV, DSDV, DSRrouting algorithms for implementing multistreaming concept.

    REQUIREMENTS:

    SOFTWARE

    LINUX O.S

    NS-2/QUALNET SIMULATOR TOOL

    SUBMITTED BY

    B.MALLIKARJUNA REDDY 11MIT0001

    T.VENU KRISHNA 11MIT0012

    P.KASTHURI THEJA 11MIT0033

    SD.MOHAMMED RAJA 11MIT0070

    GUIDED BY

    R.THANDEESWRAN